my first name willie, aka, little fluff, from the second east coast cripps.out the possibility of parole. i ain't scared of no man in here, and i know there's a lot of dudes that feel the same way. >> when corcoran was built in 1988, it was supposed to house no more than 3,000 inmates. today, that number has almost doubled. some cells that were designed to hold one person now house two men in a 6 x 12 concrete box. the overcrowding at the prison forced officials to convert the gymnasium into densely packed living quarters for over 120 of the lowest-risk inmates. >> people are real irritable and tempers flare. this is not a place that you can house so many people for a very long time. >> even among the lowest-risk inmates, violence is always a possibility that officers must guard against. >> we have a gunner up top, and he can pretty much view the whole area. these guys when they want to go off, they're going to go off. okay? nothing's going to stop them. >> and trouble did break out as our cameras were rolling. an alarm signals trouble in yard 4-b. officers r

second, what about the interest of companies cripps, those who don't want their money and their funding to be disclosed. this principle, there is interested finally i guess we could take up on the point where if the political parties and candidates have more freedom to give to them would some of that money that is undisclosed flow there or is it just sitting out there because individuals and interest groups want some money to be spent that they don't want ability to the accountability hard money to parties and candidates that were disclosed so i opened it to anyone who wants to weigh in. the the the show's more money being spent by the outside groups that do not have to disclose their activities principally the 501c4 and c6 that don't have to disclose their to the. the relative insignificance of the citizens united decision because that activity all took place before citizens united and the same kind of way and it takes place after citizens united. the irony of the citizens united allowed for disclosed groups so-called super packs that have to report every penny and receive the bulk of

>> guest: they was the chief of staff to general cripps, the commander-in-chief and general staff.his is i must say his account also generally maceo who is in fact visiting frequently. i also interviewed and asked us to left mass and it was an extraordinary experience in his parlor in berlin, drinking tea as he showed the photograph albums, which were photographs you take themselves, all hitler playing with the shepherd dog, german shepherd, blondie, and things like that. and he was showing they so proudly. but when hitler's body was carried past, was set on fire in the cardinal on the body of ava brown. at one of the ss guards who'd been getting the transcripts dares him a drink at the last of the alcohol before the russians arrived and the staggered down the stairs inside the sheets achieve fire committee went to come have a look? to me is summed up this grotesque ending of such an appalling regime. c-span: specifically, how did he kill himself and how did she die? >> guest: hitler, she took poison. they had the cyanide capsules and hitler also had a small pistol and basically he