but this isn't benefield's first time in trouble. >> benefield is center of attention.. she manipulates other inmates. when she is in her cell or out of her cell it is just, everything is on her. attentionwise. >> benefield says she can't help being the center of attention. and says she has a stash of letters from her inmate admirers. >> she wrote me and she's like what is really going on with you, my lady. i just got out this hard -- after taking a nice hot shower. while thinking of you. no, sweetness, i didn't [ bleep ] off, ha-ha-ha. just the thought of you made me daydream. ha-ha. it's just funny how people come to jail and start trying to have these little jail house relationships. it's just, it is just hella funny. i'm flattered that the same sex is interested in me. >> benefield's social life has greatly decreased in segregation. she is only allowed out of her cell one hour a day by herself. she can either shower or spend time in an enclosed rec yard. what little interaction she has is with staff. >> she and i have a pretty good rapport. but she likes to have goo

republicans have benefielding candidates in these blue states. they are doing a better job than they've done in previous cycles. there was a tea party candidate in colorado stepped aside for a more viable republican candidate. that race is in play. republicans have been playing this smart. as a result the map has been expanding. >> that phrase, the republicans have been playing this very smart has not occurred to me. they had people talked about in 2010 and 2012. they should have picked up the senate. they blew it in the end because they nominated candidates who had significant vulnerabilities. and a tendency to shoot themselves in the foot. what are the risks for republicans this time? >> those are exactly it. you have to have decent candidate in order to have a good chance. >> how is that going so far? >> so far it's going well. the colorado example is a good one. there are a couple of states. one of the reasons georgia is thought of as competitive is because they have a wide open primary. some candidates are stronger than others. >> michelle n