i want to see some more of it, though. >> for iris white, the playwright, it was the first time he hadow, it was like the greatest day of his life. >> but white's elation was not to last. the day ended in bitter disappointment. >> and then an hour later, he got in a fight in the yard and got busted and got sent back to the shu. so it just shows how fast things can fall apart even when things are going good. prison can take it all away from you. >> it's the old law, you know? for every action, there's a reaction. so i can relate to macbeth, you know, by the choices he made predicted his punishment. some of us made mistakes. our choices was mistakes, now we're paying for them. >>> next -- >> three dangerous individuals. a very dangerous individual. his beliefs which aren't the norm of any known society that i know of. >> a feared inmate is released to the yard. >>> in every prison we profiled on "lockup," there's a certain type of inmate doing hard time. they're the ones that have come in as teenagers, they've grown up in the prison system, they've spent their entire life there. so every

part of the preplanned strategy by the administration, a white house and president obama saying there you go again, bill, these things like iris benghazi are fox news of session, people like you pushing this out making it an issue. that plays a very good with the presidents liberal base. obama slams bill o'reilly, fox news. the president trying to shift away from the factual questions o'reilly was asking when did you learn about the health care website problems, what did leon panetta tell you about that night? he was able to get to the higher ground of making broader points about health care and terrorism but also try to sort of not so slightly blame fox news for these type of questions. bill: it is interesting that perhaps he speaks to the base on a comment like this. this is a strategy within one '2008. he wrote on our website foxnews.com the following: o'reilly was aggressive, president obama did not get rattled. although at certain point he looked peeved. he had a stark choice given the 10 minute time limit, keep interrupting obama or allow him to run out the clock. a lot of reporters tell you when you sit with barack obam