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City. a specialized group of officers is responsible for monitoring gang activity. this is the investigative services unit or isu. i ve been spending a lot of time challenging isu to get out and take the lead. be the spear tip out there to challenge gangsters and tell them, you can t do that on our yard. we re tasked to cover anything that affects institutional security. gang activity, in-prison drug trafficking, responding to disturbances, crime scene investigations. prison gangs tend to cause the most problems here in the institution, so they re mainly our focus. we will be putting cuffs on. so we re going to put cuffs on him and then get him out. if you re working in prison, this is the best job to have. these guys are self-motivated. they re out the door handling something before i even get the chance to tell them to go do it. i m the runt. i m the baby. i m the rookie. ....
So the question is what do we do about it because we vicinity a serious amount of information the president is corrupt and has obstructed justice and may or may not have a strange relationship with russia. i think what they ought to do is combine these different committees that are looking into the president, have a select committee look into the evidence, get these witnesses to finally show up. it s outrageous that witnesses are getting subpoenas and they aren t coming to congress, or they re thinking about coming to congress. i mean, when i threw a subpoena out during the grand jury process and it said you come tuesday at 9:00 a.m. you either came tuesday at 9:00 a.m. or you got cuffs on. so i don t understand this i m thinking about coming and negotiating. that isn t part of my legal experience. they need to do something. they need to get these witnesses, get these documents and do the investigation. we ve got congressman back. now that we can hear you, my question to you was abou ....
Don t think mueller goes after someone unless he knows he has the goods. if you read the documents in these cases, they re really strong. not just giving little bits of information about why someone is guilty of a crime. they re what we call speaking charges, speaking indictments. even the ones against the folks for example at the gru, the folks in russia who were charged with various crimes, who were never going to be in the country, never going to be able to slap cuffs on. the detail in these charging documents is such that i think mueller appreciates even more than the average prosecutor the importance of the public having confidence that he s bringing cases that are well grounded in fact. according to this report also they have discussed whether or not anyone around the president had broached the idea of a pardon. and if a pardon was broached, what s the significance is that a possible obstruction? you have to be careful what conclusions you draw from the questions that prose ....
President. the sheer number of people who mueller has turned is pretty extraordinary. i think he s basically gotten everybody. i ve said recently that based on the mueller track record i don t think mueller goes after someone unless he knows he has the goods. if you read the documents in these cases, they re really strong. not just giving little bits of information about why someone is guilty of a crime. they re what we call speaking charges, speaking indictments. even the ones against the folks for example at the gru, the folks in russia who were charged with various crimes, who were never going to get in the country, never going to be able to slap cuffs on. the detail in these charging documents is such that i think mueller appreciates even more than the average prosecutor the importance of the public having confidence that he s bringing cases that are well grounded in fact. according to this report also they have discussed whether or not anyone around the president had broache ....
Okay. thank you. thank you. we have to keep in mind, this is a small city. the inmates are the population of the small city, and correctional officers are the police force for that small city. a specialized group of officers is responsible for monitoring gang activity. this is the investigative services unit or isu. i ve been spending a lot of time challenging isu to get out and take the lead. be the spear tip out there to challenge gangsters and tell them, you can t do that on our yard. we re tasked to cover anything that affects institutional security. gang activity, in-prison drug trafficking, responding to disturbances, crime scene investigations. prison gangs tend to cause the most problems here in the institution, so they re mainly our focus. we will be putting cuffs on. so we re going to put cuffs on him and then get him out. ....