i've got to talk to schlegel and talk to him, see what he says. >> all right. thank you. appreciate it. >> deputy bounds dutifully takes padilla's request to deputy schlegel, head of the gang classification unit. and it's not the first time. >> i just went and talked to padilla out there in one. >> my buddy. >> your buddy. he's bugging me about going back to main line. >> deputy schlegel reviews padilla's recent disciplinary history. it's clean. but he knows what happened the last time padilla was in general population. he stabbed another inmate and almost killed him. but it didn't stop there. >> when the deputy went in, he didn't back off. he had to take a face full of spray at that point too. >> before he would stop? >> yeah. >> i don't see any good coming of him going back in there. >> as he has several times in the past, deputy bounds gives padilla the bad news. >> he said right now he doesn't think it's a good idea. >> that's your choice. >> i mean it. >> you could go that route. that's not going to help you get back. >> they're going to get >> though padilla's reque

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. >> my name is karl schlegel. the question i have regards accountability, and you were saying before someone in the private sector has a certain job description to a high to do a job. if you don't do the job they are far to if you're in the government, you don't do the job, you just move into another division. plus i learned in college that there are games played with the budget. you've got a certain amount of budget and you only use 70% of it, you better figure out how to spend it next week in order to get that bored something i. what do you propose for increasing accountability? do you think they should go so far that they can shaping taxpayers should be able to score the government and the government employees and the politicians to hold them accountable in such a we? >> i have a whole bunch of ideas in the book. off the top of my head, i propose every bill that is proposed in front of the united states senate and house, every single bill should be scored i the cbo before they ever vote. that almost never happe