central california that we heard the sounds of the muslim call to prayer emanating from a cell at kern valley state prison. jose garza and rahan bhutto explain to our crew how their religious practices aren't hindered by prison bars. >> at 5:00 we come up and do prayers and then we just begin our day like that. >> so talk to me a little why this cell looks so different from other cells we've been in. >> half islam is based on cleanness. we have to be clean so we keep ourself clean and well organized. islam is in here or street is the same. >> but bhutto and garza had more in common. >> i'm charged with murder first degree, so as far as details, life without possibility. same thing. >> i've been here for heat of passion. i caught my wife with somebody and -- >> and? >> killed her. you know, i'm not proud. i regretted every single minute of it. >> so what was the charge? what was the conviction? >> heat of passion. >> you know, he told us he took responsibility for his actions but during the course of the interview, it seemed as though he kind of left the door open a crack to say, i'm not reall

valley relies on. they're standing by president trump, they say, give him time to prove he can deliver. jo ling kent, nbc news, kernose who don't support the president's policies are making their voices heard loud and clear in town halls across the country. in red state louisiana bill cassidy held another test judge town hall. things got heated when attendees wanted to ask questions about obamacare. >> you have -- she -- >> what's your insurance? >> i till you what, if you want to yell, please leave and yell outside but this is actually a conversation. so -- [ inaudible ] >> we want to speak to you. >> you'll have a chance. let me first speak to the folks at st. martin parish. again, again, all you do is shout and nothing is accomplished but that's not a good thing. >> nbc's vaughn hillyard joins me outside that town hall. that seemed hectic. were citizens satisfied by what they heard at the town hall? >> reporter: no, they weren't. it was a little less chaotic than the last town halls the senator has had in louisiana but it took him 20 minutes to answer the first question. that's what prompted -- you heard inside,