so crashes corporation of america which is when the largest for-profit prison
companies in the united states has actually done and investor meeting and
what they wanted to do is convince investors that they are making the right
choice investing money into their company
now during this presentation they talked about the state of the economy and how
about economy equals more profits for people who invest in these private
prisons because that economy usually equals more crime you'll see more theft
you'll see people who do things out of desperation and you know for-profit
industry is saying
hey this is great okay what other industry can you invested that's
actually did it make you money when the economy experiences a downturn so these
horrible people arlene looking forward to the demise of the country because
their investors make money they make money they pull they pushed tough on
crime legislation
c_c_a_ and people who work for c_c_a_ artists come of this planet fresh but
they also boosted create
this environment where if you bypass buy stock in ford motor company night you
hear that american cars are selling you hear that aforethought that's great
nearby stuck in c_c_a_
here someone's arrested in your excitement now you hear that and not
violent drug offender is in a circle ten years in prison legally emigrate it's
bright esterified
you know my wallet provide back pocket insect it makes me disgusted and looks
there's so many down falls to these for-profit prisons
and you know just to give me an example of a dad there was a documentary done by
kevin both and the name of a documentary was american drug war
because i'd been on the drug war has a lot to do with these private residence
in how they profit
and i wanna see there's little snippet of his at documentary because i really
think it's nicely done and it just gives you a lab in an example of how these
for-profit prisons taking venage of bankrupt cities let's watch
not far from bakersfield california small towns
once on the tracking oil mist
like so many whales towns across america meanwhile finally dried out
like many bankrupt sounds a private person stepped in to save the day
cats have correctional institution is owned by the g_m_ work for me
black communities and for storm about bliss
the p_l_o_ prepared for the first night interpret the fried food
difficult and painful peoples around the globe
howard level at fifty and out quickly
include fifty-five construction financing
an operation jail with infant special for this institution
immigration pension fund
they treat their stock on wall street
based upon the number of people
the market
effect is the same if that isn't the best definition
society in the culture the civilization packages
within about two hundred
banana documentaries american drug war and again it was cut are created by
filmmaker kevin boot
you guys shot check it out there snippets of it on youtube if you wanna
unbelievable is unbelievable i think he did an excellent job and you know what's
really interesting
it out tell me if i'm being too hard on msnbc here right every weekend at us
n_b_c_ on a loop plays this hours shows this lockup right
edit who really read it eureka gannett exploit the horrible conditions that
some of these inmates are you know experiencing rather than talking about
the issue with for profit prisons in this country
i'm sure rachel matt allen some plan is talked about it yet i don't wanna eat
you know make a blankets that statement about msnbc but i feel like this is one
of those issues that's being ignored its under-reported if its report
long i miss it and and and it wasn't kathleen what that has to be in that
clip
or snippet nama was uh... that the
the idea that this company does well
when prison population goes up is sickening
that being said isle of lockup
i want to arcata and i don't want to take off the air i think they should but
but then was right vision there should be a balance of the way they reported
they're gonna they're gonna show
would prison life is like
but they're not talking about why president you know why there's so many
prisoners are not talking about why the drug war on drugs is profiting to some
people and as opposed to me we know that but we ought but we don't know it and as
it directly correlates with prison population i acting your a hundred
percent right one more thing about c_c_h_ presentation
a few months ago jane and i were talking about the recidivism rate here in the
united states and we have a very high recidivism rate uh... and
c_c_a_ is our presentation touched on that in fact not only touched on that at
the antha size and how it looked worse than it was great for business boasted
of his so they're like a
investors want to look at the apollo detailed get out manicure
cornbread and that's it
described that the other part of it now there's a really important part of it
if prison in america is rehabilitative and that's what we want prison to be in
the united states and that sort of the
the the starting point and we want people to get better you want people
learn how to be part of society while at the now and flourish in society
their prisons that
are doing and inadequate or a conflict of interest job because of our our
private prison not to make money
about like these people and make money by having them back i'm not going to
push the rehabilitation so often four thousand push that education so long
so it's it's a double eileen
it's a good double impact and hear and and i think that's not just an
afterthought i'm glad you said that that's really true good at it part of it