. >> we're going to pick up inmate hymes, one of the inmates here that, from time to time, we have trouble he doesn't always cooperate. >> i've stated to numerous administration and supervisors, if certain people escort me, it's automatically on. there's no doubt in my mind what i'm going to do. >> it all depends on his mood. we never know. >> they do that to make sure you don't have any type of contraband or something. damn thing don't work most of the time. you have people that are -- 5'2" officer call me, excuse the expression, a piece of sh -- you know, but at the same time, accident have these handcuffs on, me and him face to face and he didn't have gun coverage, he would not do that. >> escort coming in. >> inmates in the shu are escorted by a minimum of two correctional officers any time they leave their pod. this movement is the greatest threat to officer safety. >> we are always told to watch our back, watch our surroundings when we're dealing with inmates, watch what they're doing, make sure there's no sudden movements from them, make sure their cuffs are right. because they're a

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. >> michelle, i mean, it's cliched but it's like 90 miles away and hyme and roth had an idea. new manufacturing sector down there. how long does it take to build a casino on a beautiful beach down there? the tourism possibilities could bring money and economy to that company within two years. >> oh, for sure. remember the casinos and hotels already exist. this didn't used to be a third world country. it was a first world country at one point until castro took over and started ruining everything. the way i've heard people talk about it, business people, think of it almost like a 51st state. 11 million people 90 miles away. the transport costs are almost nothing. right? we have a new market right away like paint and pepsi. they really need the paint. foreign direct investment coming into the country, we're going to pile in here and construct hotels and things like that, that you're going to have to wait and see. the cubans change the way they structure contracts so they can make money. right now it's a disincentive to invest. despite what you'll have everybody tell yous about ho