George Santos

I don't know what Joe did, but I will say this.

He called everyone and their mother.

And he made sure that they knew that the letter is out and the warden is still not being straightforward and forthcoming.

And all I know is that

Within a matter of hours, it went from 1 p.m.

saying I'd get out at some point at the end of the week or next week at best, at worst case, to an hour later saying goodbye, go back to the camp.

Wow.

And it was quite an adjustment, you know.

There's this, it's perverse, the lack of mental health care they give you.

They have three psychologists in which they should have six.

They have no psychiatrists, so they have no prescribing mental health provider.

So psychologists give referrals to a physician, which is wild in the standards of mental health, especially when you're dealing with people who are incarcerated, which guess what?

A lot of them are there because of mental health issues.

I believe it.

Poor judgment and mental health issues are really what leads to people being incarcerated.

But there's really no treatment for that.

And I get put back in the camp.

I couldn't sleep the first three nights.

It's like totally messed up.

But that's fine.