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former new york police commissioner bernard carrick joins us to talk about his new book, "from jailero jailed." he learned all about that later in his stunning fall from grace. that's going to be fascinating. >>> ted cruz says the world is on fire. hillary clinton is all about experience. of all the candidates running for president in 2016, who's got the best message? >> finally, let me finish aboutwith my theory about presidential elections. it's who's got the best strategist. that side wins. this is "hardball." the place for politics. >>> now to the guy rand paul will try to take down jeb bush who is the front-runner now, but is not exactly this year's pied piper, is he? "the new york times" reports today jeb bush identified himself as hispanic in a 2009 florida voter registration application. a bush spokesperson offered the newspaper no explanation, but bush later tweeted "my mistake. don't think i fooled anyone. "oh, what a waus. py guy he is. we'll be right back after this. audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue with safety shield technologies. the only th

. >> 18 months have passed since bernard carrick left prison but the memories eat at him even as now he can return as a free man. >> i don't know of anyone any real human being would show up at a prison and think oh, this isn't too bad. it sucks. it's the worst. >> the prison system wants to you act like a man, agent like an adult, to act with integrity and respect, but basically treated like a child. >> do you ever get adjusted to that. >> no. you don't get adjusted. >> catch "white collar convicts life on the inside" tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on cnbc. >> home builder stocks getting whacked. these stocks are all over the map up 11%, down more than 20%. why it may be time to get bullish on this sector now. plus -- >> coming up a power pitch for your pooch. >> we will be the trader joe's of the pet world. >> will the panel be all paws in or throw this start up to the dogs. >> who is it are you targeting. >> why are your the team to do this? >> stay tuned to find out. >> time now for the power pitch where to entrepreneurs have 60 seconds to convince a panel of experts that their st

bernard carrick is in the documentary.ys in solitary? >> it as very interesting to watch the emotional journey of these individuals. we actually found a guy -- this was probably the toughest. we found a guy on his way to prison. he'd been convicted for stealing $4 million 50r million$5 million and we went with cameras to watch someone get broken, truly become broken. it was remarkable. and since we're at the women's table, with anymore prison, part of this was inspired by "orange is the new black." and we went and found a number of white-collar women, including somebody who had stolen and ripped off people through mortgage fraud. amazing story in terms of just what happens. a mother of four children her husband also was in on the fraud. i don't know if you should feel bad for her, by the way. she did do some bad stuff. he goes to prison at the same time so the four kids are out with friends while they're in prison, she was pregnant eight months pregnant when she went into prison. so it's very interesting to see the sort of