can do their dirty work, smuggle drugs, stab people, beat people, do whatever. but if he says the wrong thing to the wrong person someday, or looks funny at somebody, somebody thinks they were disrespected by him, he s through. they ll stab him, they ll kill him. they ll toss him away like he s nothing. august 30th. i just got tired of prison politics. they re tired of being asked to go out there and assault other inmates. they just want to kick back, do their time and get out of prison. when we first visited corcoran, thomas spiller was a high-ranking gang member who requested a debriefing. he was just four years into a 35-year-to-life sentence for second-degree robbery. there s a process we have to go through. first of all, you have to turn over any weapons and then refrain from associating with anyone, any of your former gang member friends, list everything that i ve done, all my
up, we were allowed to go to the yard and we met other inmates who told us there was a structure to live in. whites live with whites, hang out with the whites on the yard. you don t deal with any other race. the fact we were lifers, we were probably going to have to stab people. first thing that got into my head was we better get some knives. living on the street, you learn one thing. you survive by any means necessary. you do whatever it takes to get out of a situation like that. so if that means i have to become an accomplice, so be it. i m not going to die. you know, i m just too young. it began from there. and they said i was to go on a mission. you re going to ad-sag. my mission was to stab a man who came from another yard who was supposedly no good because they wouldn t have jump off in a riot after they got attacked. the woods on that yard were no
population. an individual can be in good favor with the gang for years, can do their dirty work, smuggle drugs, stab people, beat people, do whatever. but if he says the wrong thing to the wrong person someday, or looks funny at somebody, somebody thinks they were disrespected by him, he s through. they ll stab him, they ll kill him. they ll toss him away like he s nothing. august 30th. i just got tired of prison politics. they re tired of being asked to go out there and assault other inmates. they just want to kick back, do their time and get out of prison. when we first visited corcoran, thomas spiller was a high-ranking gang member who requested a debriefing. he was just four years into a 35-year-to-life sentence for second-degree robbery. there s a process we have to go through. first of all, you have to turn over any weapons and then refrain from associating with
maybe you don t want to admit if it s your son or brother, maybe he s just a little different. and if we look at his background, he was married and divorced back in 2007. his father-in-law told the detroit news that sometimes he got kind of rough with his former wife, his daughter. that man s daughter. how does that play into this? well, we re seeing definitely we re seeing a violent side. if the reports are about the dogs are true, you know, he was sadistic toward animals, abusive toward his wife. we re seeing a lot of rage in this man that he s not very happy with his life, which is very common with psychopaths who turn into serial killers. they re simply made that they re not getting what they think is their due. they don t seem to think that maybe they re responsible for the situations they re putting themselves in. they blame everybody else. not my fault, my marriage is busted up. it s not my fault i can t get a decent job. it s everybody else s fault. what about the fact
i think long-term this does not bode well for them on two levels. the president campaigned in part on this idea that maybe he wasn t a career politician but he was a ceo who would always hire the best and the smartest and the most prepared people. you show that graphic of all the people who have already been shown the door, that does not suggest that the president did a good job of hiring up based on whatever the agenda was that he wanted to follow. the second thing is i actually think i just want to touch on what april said, i m not so sure that reince priebus did not miss an opportunity to sort of stick up for himself when he spoke to wolf blitzer today, because look, he s now going to have to transition and figure out his way. that was his one opportunity not to use foul language, obviously, not to betray the confidence of the president but show that he did have a little fight in him and i m not sure that he did that. the other day on bbc, anthony scaramucci said, look, where i co