. >> after a horrifying act of violence, kokomo slayer displays his brutality. >> two brothers pay a harsh death penalty for their dealings in methamphetamine. >> he messed up his life trying to save mine. >> mom my fight is done. i cannot take it any more. >> a cell search revealing an inmate on the edge. >> why you going to strip me down again? >> that's the protocol? >> that's [ bleep ]. >> and we turn the cameras over to the inmates for a glimpse into their lives. >> get the back piece into the camera. showing off your work, son. >>> growing old in here. white hairs, gray hairs. going bald. life's over with. >> is this place stressful? held yeah, it's stressful. it's one of the most stressful things you can do. you try to think of anything you can do to relieve stress from drawing a picture to lifting weights, to i mean anything. it's horrible. nobody wants to do this. >> 407. >> isolated in the rural farming communities of southwestern indiana, the wabash valley correctional facility is 340 acres of concrete, razor wire and broken dreams for the inmates incarcerated in this maxi

down to kokomo ♪ >> jimmy: you are making me crazy. steve: double points. except to hugh. >> the password is crazy. [ southern accent ] >> hugh: mad. >> steve: do that one more time. >> hugh: -- i don't -- [ southern accent ] mad. >> steve: did you say mad? yeah, mad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's english. mad. >> steve: not american mad. [ clock ticking ] >> oh, no. >> okay. [ imitating buzzer ] >> oh, no. >> steve: so close. >> jimmy: i think i've got this. ready? we can get this, celine. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: ready? >> i hope so. [ singing ] ♪ insane [ cheers and applause ] >> in what? >> jimmy: sing it again. ♪ insane ♪ insane [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. i buy it. no, that's not a clue. sorry. [ light laughter ] >> it's like -- >> steve: just one word. the song is one word. >> jimmy: please forget what he said. forget what he said. >> no, no. >> steve: well, kokomo helped. ♪ insane ♪ insane [ laughter ] >> steve: five, four. [ drum roll ] >> a singer, and the beatles and lionel richie i don't know. >> steve: three, two. [ b

safety devices yet and in this case they did not detonate but they could have been a problem for kokomond that base. that base had lots of other nuclear weapons on it and it was very fortunate that none of these wind -- weapons detonated. tavis: the stuff you learn about your own life. >> that base could have been obliterated. happenede story that on grissom air force base, how common are they? rex a lot more common than what we have been led to believe. the book has been based on interviews and documents i got through the freedom of information act. their standard line was there was never any chance of these things detonating accidentally and whenever there was an accident, they would neither confirm nor deny a nuclear weapon was involved. what concerns me is we invented this technology. i think we build the safest nuclear weapons of any country and yet, if we have had this many problems with our weapons, it makes you wonder about countries like pakistan, india, russia, and how they're managing these arsenals today. tavis: that raises a few questions. not the least is given all the acc

safety devices yet and in this case they did not detonate but they could have been a problem for kokomond that base. that base had lots of other nuclear weapons on it and it was very fortunate that none of these wind -- weapons detonated. tavis: the stuff you learn about your own life. >> that base could have been obliterated. happenede story that on grissom air force base, how common are they? rex a lot more common than what we have been led to believe. the book has been based on interviews and documents i got through the freedom of information act. their standard line was there was never any chance of these things detonating accidentally and whenever there was an accident, they would neither confirm nor deny a nuclear weapon was involved. what concerns me is we invented this technology. i think we build the safest nuclear weapons of any country and yet, if we have had this many problems with our weapons, it makes you wonder about countries like pakistan, india, russia, and how they're managing these arsenals today. tavis: that raises a few questions. not the least is given all the acc

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safety devices yet and in this case they did not detonate but they could have been a problem for kokomo base. that base had lots of other nuclear weapons on it and it was very fortunate that none of these wind -- weapons detonated. tavis: the stuff you learn about your own life. >> that base could have been obliterated. happenede story that on grissom air force base, how common are they? rex a lot more common than what we have been led to believe. the book has been based on interviews and documents i got through the freedom of information act. their standard line was there was never any chance of these things detonating accidentally and whenever there was an accident, they would neither confirm nor deny a nuclear weapon was involved. what concerns me is we invented this technology. i think we build the safest nuclear weapons of any country and yet, if we have had this many problems with our weapons, it makes you wonder about countries like pakistan, india, russia, and how they're managing these arsenals today. tavis: that raises a few questions. not the least is given all the accidents

. >> after a horrifying act of violence, kokomo slayer displays his brutality. >> two brothers pay aeath penalty for their dealings in methamphetamine. >> he messed up his life trying to save mine. >> mom my fight is done.

. -- now we go to kokomo, indiana. caller: i just wanted to say now that they are done with the shutdown and they're going to begin negotiating again, the republicans kept asking to get rid of the medical device tax. i think if they want to get rid of it, they ought to have to do the same thing they were telling the democrats on katrina. they ought to have to go over and do away with loopholes for big oil, $38 billion. host: there was a bill in the senate earlier this year, they did approve of eliminating that medical device tax. they're going have their first meeting tomorrow between paul -- paul ryan and patty murray, and chris van hollen, and mr. sessions will be in that breakfast meeting tomorrow as they get the budget conference underway. larry is in new hampshire on the independent line. thank you for taking my call. the situation has been illustrative of the fact that the republicans don't understand obamacare may be unpopular but it is not so overwhelmingly unpopular that they are willing to support the closing

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