kitchen gate, two tower. >> stay away from my girl, man. >> get on out of there. she's leaving a false trail. that's what she's doing. >> leaving a false trail. it was worth looking. the search continues. >>> ten years, four wars let's play "hardball." . >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me get it started tonight with this. the united states is now committed to an act of war against the government of syria. okay. let's get the tally up to date. we attacked and went to war with afghanistan in 2001. we attacked and went to war with iraq in 2003. we helped to overthrow the of libya in 2011 and now targeting the government of syria. it's an interesting pattern when you think about it. in 2001, george w and the committed hawks he brought into our government with him including dick cheney talked of going after iraq, a big item on their agenda.

kitchen gate, two tower. >> stay away from my girl, man. >> get on out of there. trail. that's what she's doing. >> leaving a false trail. it was worth looking. the search continues. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down on your feet! down! >> located in the deep south, holman correctional facility, where most are serving life sentences. we spent months documenting life on the inside, where the prisoners have nothing but time and nothing to lose. this is "lockup: holman extended stay."

[speaking mandarin chinese] >> translator: they were waiting at the gate at the front door of the cafeteria, the kitchen, they were not allowed to go in to eat. they literally -- [inaudible] in starvation. >> in your book, you describe as a young man that you were an idealist, you were a good communist, yet at the same time, you describe the fear that people had of the government. i'm curious how you reconciled those two forces. idealism and support for the system, with the fear that the system intimidated and scared people and sometimes killed them. [speaking mandarin chinese] >> translator: at that time, my generation would be brainwashed with one belief, which was communism. that was the only. [speaking mandarin chinese] >> translator: the information available to us was what the government wanted us to know. [speaking mandarin chinese] >> translator: those who disagreed with the government were persecuted. >> translator: we believed in communism and thought communism was great. [speaking mandarin chinese] >> translator: on the other hand, we're really afraid of frightened of we witness the persecuti

gate. these sandwiches he made in the kitchen, he stole. >> hungry? >> no, i ain't hungry. >> but stealing sandwiches is no laughing matter since it could land the inmate in administrative segregation where some inmates cause nothing but trouble for the officers. >> just two days ago i had some mail come and you came by here and took my [ bleep ] mail and throw it in the dump. >> this is a holman death row/segregation unit so this is a sensitive, high security area. it does have a different feel here. you have a lot of inmates back there that have been in single cells for a long time, and they, of course, build up hostilities. this time of the year the temperature, the weather is hot and of course that helps to also flare tempers. we have to be very, very cautious. we have to follow procedures because it's a highly explosive area. >> you got no right to touch my mail. that man took my mail two days ago. showed it to me and throwed it in the trash can. throw it in the trash can. they don't do nothing about it and i'll tell y'all the real reality what's

so many people were just waiting at the gate at the front door of the cafeteria in the kitchen and they were not allowed to eat and they would literally fall down to death in starvation. >> you describe in your book about this, how you were a good communists. but you described the fear that the people had. idealism and support for the system, with the fear that the system intimidated and scared people and sometimes kill them. [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: my generation had been brainwashed with one belief, which was communism. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: the only information available to us, it was the information that the government wanted us to know. those who disagreed were persecuted so i -- on one hand we did not have this information and we really believed in communism. they really believed it was great on the other hand we are afraid and frightened that we would miss the persecution of the non-communist thoughts. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: fear was everywhere, even down from how th

teaching kids how to read or in the food kitchen been some of the 10,000 volunteers who help prepare meals for the homeless. she says she has no regrets going from the gateshe staff of 500 and endowment of $36 billion to martha's table with a staff of 85 and a budget of $4 million. >> chris: is there frustration, i wish i had the staff and money? >> every day when you run a nonprofit, i wish i had the money. the stage may be a lot smaller but her goals aren't. >> you want to end hunger in d.c.? >> there are 30,000 hungry children in d.c. >> she begin to tear up. your eyes got misty there? >> i mean it's touching. if you have a chance to affect the life of one child it's an honor. [ laughter ] >> chris: math that's table has been around for 30 years and one of the great joys she says people that went there now have college degrees add giving back. have a great week and we'll see you next fox news sunday. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner, an american has come out shadows to tell the world he is responsible for leaking that government is snooping on us. admitted leaker is on record on and on camera interview telling the guardian newspaper he was part of fed's

>> or in the food kitchen been some of the 10,000 volunteer who has help prepare meals for the homeless. >> that looks good. >> chris: she says she has no regrets going from the gateson with a staff of foundation and endowment of $36 billion to martha's table with a budget ofÑvlrnÑ $4 million. >> chris: are there frustrations? >> every day when you run a nonprofit, i wish i had the money. the stage may be smaller but the goals aren't. you want to end hunger in washington, d.c.? >> there are 30,000 children in d.c. >> we noticed she begin to tear up. your eyes got misty there. >> if you have a chance to affect the life of one child it's an honor. [ laughter ] >> chris: martha's table has been around 33 years. she says one of great joys to see people that went there as children and now have college degrees and are now giving back. have a great week and we'll see you next fox news sunday. [applause] >>. >>> this administration has going to be transparent in history. i think you might argue it's the least transparent certainly in recent times. >> do you feel like the irs has betrayed the trust of the american people? >> i do, mr. chairman. >> why didn't a whistleblower

kitchen with some of the 10,000 volunteers who help prepare meals for the homeless. >> ooh, that smells good. you have lots of soy sauce. >> she has no regrets about going from the gatesnd an endowment of $36 billion to martha's table with a staff of 85 and a budget of $4 million. is there any frustration, gosh, i wish i had the staff and i wish i had the money. >> every day if you have a non-profit it's i wish i had the money. >> you always -- >> stonecipher's stage may be a lot smart, but her goals aren't. you want to end hunger in washington, d.c.? >> there were 30,000 children in d.c. we know where they are and where they live. >> as she was talking we noticed she began to tear up. >> your eyes got a little misty there. >> well, i mean, it's touching. if you have a chance to affect the life of one child it's an honor. >> bye! very good! bye! >> martha's table has been around for 33 years. patty stonecipher says one of the great joys is to see people who went there as children who now have college degrees and are giving back. that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >> announcer: the following is paid for and furnished by hai

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