AG Gregoroff

They put me in this place down by the border, which was it's a maximum security place and they called a prison hold.

So if you're in Southern California and you come in for a DUI, you're going to go to you didn't go to like, you know, the Vista jail.

You're going to be in like South House and you're going to be like in bunk living prison.

But if you come in and you already have two strikes, you can't put a guy like you who's a hardened, you know, a dude who's done 16, 20 years in the California prison system.

You can't put those guys with like a normal DUI guy or a guy.

Or you're facing life now.

High security guys.

You can't.

Yeah.

And you're...

And you're usually going to get struck out.

So the case you're trying to beat is a 25 to life case.

Right.

So that's where they put those guys.

And that's where we were.

So it's ran exactly like a prison, but just none of the benefits, none of like no TV, none of that sort of stuff.

So really, really violent.

And did you do your time in California?

Are you familiar with the California politics and stuff at all?

I'm semi-familiar with it, yeah.