. >> our crew followed long as culver went to confront the inmate james broadhead. >> the broom was soould clean my cell. i broke the broom. >> you broke the broom? >> why? >> the whole situation started because you broke the broom? >> i needed to clean up. >> you could have just waited until somebody got it back tomorrow, and asked for it. just like you asked to see me, you could have asked me yesterday morning and told me the same thing you told me this morning. and even if the broom wasn't working properly. if it was a sorry broom, that was still no reason for you to break the handle that you broke. yes or no? >> a few minutes later, the conversation turns to broadhead's disciplinary record at holman. >> 39 disciplinary. >> is all in all, just another monday morning for the wardening who's always walking the line between friend and foe. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you have enough money to live life on your terms? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive confident

james broadhead. >> the officer gave me the broom. getting ready to clean my cell. the broom had too much straw on it, right? so i asked him, can i get another broom. he told me "nah." i broke the broom, right? >> you broke the broom? why? >> i just told you. >> ain't no reason for to you break the broom. the whole situation started because you broke the broom. >> i needed to clean up. >> okay, but you could have waited until somebody came back tomorrow. just like you asked to see me this morning. you could have asked to see me yesterday morning in your cell and told me the same thing that you told me. and even if the broom wasn't working properly, if it was a sorry broom, they gave you the sorriest broom of all, that's still no reason for to you break the hell out of the broom. yes or no? >> a few minutes later, the conversation turns to broadhead's disciplinary record at holman. >> i ain't got but 39 disciplinaries. >> but 39. >> i ain't did all of them. >> but 39 disciplinaries. >> all in all, just another monday morning for a warden who's always walking the line