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I watched your documentary, the Alabama Solution last night, and it was wild. It's very, very disturbing.

I'm kind of shocked I hadn't heard more about it, you know, because it's such a terrible, terrible story.

It's such an unbelievably awful situation. And I think you covered it really well. It's very, very heartbreaking.

Yeah, thanks for watching it. Yeah, it's sort of a question of, sort of a question of why people

don't know about things that are happening with our tax dollars in our backyards. Are there things

that we don't want to know?

There's a reason why people sort of drive by prisons on the highway and they see the little metal

sign and it says, you know, X, Y, Z correctional. And they probably think, as I did for many years,

well, I'm sure it's not great back there, but it doesn't need to be great. And if anything

terrible was happening back there, somebody probably tell me about it. But because of the secrecy that surrounds prisons, you know, we treat them sort of like black sites. There's no way for us to really look inside. So the press doesn't get lit in and the public doesn't understand what's happening. And we know that, you know, when you give people total control over other people, bad things happen. Bad things happen every single time. And

this is one of the worst things. What's really terrifying is the sheer numbers of people that died there

with no investigation. That's what's really terrifying. Yeah. Because, you know, you even

detailed at the end, like since then, how many people have died. And it's just like, good Lord.

You're thousands. Yeah. Well, there's an attorney general in Alabama named Steve Marshall,

who's always run on like

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