All right, joining us now is Marty Gattisfeld.

And Marty's got a lot of different social media accounts.

I just asked him where he is.

He says he's trying to migrate everything to substack, MartyG.

dot substack.com, where you can find his writing.

But Marty, and we've had Marty on, I actually had his wife, Dana, for many years while Marty was in a communications management unit.

This is where they put political prisoners in the U.S. right now.

It's where you will see Julian Assange heading.

And so we want to talk to him about what life is like there.

It is very, very difficult.

It is there to manage and to shut off any communication to the outside world.

And so that's what they've designed this thing for.

And that's why they put dissidents and political prisoners there.

We do have political prisoners, a lot of them, in the United States.

So joining us now is Marty Got Usfeld. Thank you for joining us, Marty.

Thank you for having you, David. Tell us a little bit about, just give us an overview of the CMU. We can get to your case in particular, and why you were there. And of course, it was a great great injustice. I've talked many times today to know about it.

And we'll talk about that and things that are still happening with your court case.

But you're out now.

But tell us, tell us what the communication management unit is like.

So it's a small self-contained prison unit.

Guys in the CMU do not get to go out to, like the prison yard,

they do not get to go out to the other places inside the prison that the average federal prisoner,

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