i love them all. ♪ >> but culbertson might soon leave them all behind.fter serving one year of a three-year sentence, she will meet with the parole board in hopes of getting an early release. >> the best case scenario is me getting to go home and taking care of my mom. you know, if i don't, i don't. but i hope i do. i hope, god, i hope. this about killed me. >> the next morning, culbertson arrives at the prison administration building for her parole hearing. if parole is granted, she could be released within days. >> how are you feeling? >> like a [ expletive ] in church. >> during our interview with culbertson, her mother and sister arrived to offer character references at the hearing. >> that's who i hurt. i hurt that the most. that's my life. my mom's my heart. i love her to death. i need a miracle. >> this will be the initial parole hearing on sandra culbertson, which we are considering for parole today for sentence for contraband in the facility and aggravated assaulted. where do you plan to live when you get out? >> i'm going to live with my mom an

host: culbertson, new york, bruce, a republican. are you there? we lost them.e, a democrat in jackson, mississippi. caller: ms. murphy, thank you. i am proud that you are pushing this effort, your position. i had been involved in primary elections for nearly 25 years. and there is no voter fraud. it is just a sham for voter for suppression, and at least in some of the states and the one that ayman, that it applies to, i hope you can push it and i hope it can be defeated like it should be. thank you. guest: there is someone that is involved in trying to combat the recently passed measure that would require voter id. that has to be pre-cleared by the justice department and not allow the voter id requirement to go into effect. it is well documented in mississippi how there have been practices to suppress turnout in african-american districts and put them in places that are far away from the committees that they are supposed to serve. things like that are going on in mississippi. contact the justice department and asked them to look into that. host: we have a break

host: culbertson, new york, bruce, a republican. are you there? we lost them. bobbie, a democrat in jackson, mississippi. caller: ms. murphy, thank you. i am proud that you are pushing this effort, your position. i had been involved in primary elections for nearly 25 years. and there is no voter fraud. it is just a sham for voter for suppression, and at least in some of the states and the one that ayman, that it applies to, i hope you can push it and i hope it can be defeated like it should be. thank you. guest: there is someone that is involved in trying to combat the recently passed measure that would require voter id. that has to be pre-cleared by the justice department and not allow the voter id requirement to go into effect. it is well documented in mississippi how there have been practices to suppress turnout in african-american districts and put them in places that are far away from the committees that they are supposed to serve. things like that are going on in mississippi. contact the justice department and asked them to look into that. host: we have a