a magnetic personality is leaving. >> we recently rolled up mcnaughton. she's had a lot of issues over here in george dorm. we rolled her up to bravo tower. >> kelley mcnaughton has been moved from the dorm where she could roam free to a small pod of cells where the inmates could only see each other in a cramped day room. >> i'm in a pod. i can't -- i can't do this. you know i can't do this. this is too small for me. >> jail officials see a benefit in mcnaughton's move out of the dorm. >> dormitories hold from 80 to 120, depending on the day. if you have mcnaughton running 80 or 120 inmates and causing that strife between 80 and 100 inmates, that's going to be a problem. if kelley mcnaughton is in here and causing issues with 13 or 14, it's a little easier to deal with. >> but mcnaughton is determined to shape the pod to her liking. >> it's not quite the "g" dorm yet. it will be, though. when i first came in here, they're like, oh, you're really shy. >> no. she said we're going to be in lockdown by tonight. kelley is here. great. >> yeah. >> yeah, that's

mcnaughton had one of the craziest hustles i've ever heard. >> i've given most of those girls in thatma. are you ready for one? people in hollywood do it all the time. the models do. they get colon cleanses all the time. and doctors get paid high charges for colon cleanse. you've never had a colon cleanse? wow. a lot of the girls in hollywood do. >> how many have you given? >> the other day it was 54. today you walked in, i just got done doing one. it's 55. this is a hair conditioner bottle. we empty it and whatever. and then hot water and shampoo. first of all, you go to medical -- you have to pay $10 to get a suppository. you come to me, you only have to give a honey bun. you know what i mean? my original thing i tell them is that you'll lose three to five pounds and everybody, the food here, you gain weight. i've gained 50 pounds. i came in here 128, i'm like, 180 right now. >> nicole meacham had been asking for the special brand of help for several weeks. now she was in luck. >> i'll do it for free today. and it's on the house. what's your name? >> nicole. >> okay. i'm just -- >>

mcnaughton: thank you, joe. i had the opportunity to be a note taker setting in and listening to u.s. teams discussions over the two days of the war game. i just want to start with two general observations and look forward to questions and discussion after our introductory remarks here. my observations really on point one and point two you see on the screen here. having watched a mix of people try to come up with the u.s. policy or what the policy would be with some of these hypothetical situations, it was very interesting to find out really they were confronting a sea change in u.s. policy. it was clear to them that something had changed in the international environment. the tough part was figuring out what to do about that. they realized last two decades at least our relations with russia in general based on the concept we would encourage russia to become a normal country within european security architecture, european community and that russia would be encouraged to play by the rules and u.s. could treat them

jim mcnaughton, one of the observers of the u.s. tomorrow. >> thank you, joe. i had the opportunity to be a note taker setting in and listening to u.s. teams discussions over the two days of the war game. i just want to start with two general observations and look forward to questions and discussion after our introductory remarks here. my observations really on point one and point two you see on the screen here. having watched a mix of people try to come up with the u.s. policy or what the policy would be with some of these hypothetical situations it was very interesting to find out really they were confronting a sea change in u.s. policy. it was clear to them that something had changed in the international environment. the tough part was figuring out what to do about that. they realized last two decades at least our relations with russia in general based on the concept we would encourage russia to become a normal country within european security architecture european community and that russia would be encouraged to play by the rules and u.s. could treat them a

james mcnaughton who earned his ph.d in european history from the johns hopkins university. i guess we are co-alumni, johns hopkins, or in baltimore? home campus, okay. the mother. from the mothership. and he served as staff a stripper civil army and joint headquarters. and directly to his right is lieutenant colonel christopher lay c-130s master navigator of u.s. army u.s. air force weapons school graduate commit graduate from u.s. army u.s. air force academy, excuse me christopher. i know these mixup in services can be a little touchy. with a bs in u.s. history and earned an m.a. in diplomatic history from the university of central arkansas. and, finally, to my far right less than hardly least is lieutenant colonel karen briggman, strategic intelligence officer with military intelligence experience ranging from the tactical to the strategic level. so with that let me turn the floor over to colonel kooij to introduce the program. >> thank you very much for hosting us today here. good morning to everybody. i will explain a little bit about where we come from and why we are s