John Case

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We need to make the, you know the big four?

Steve, good morning, and thank you.

Thank you to the crowd at AmericaFest.

It's a great honor to be with you.

So I spoke with Tina about 20 minutes ago and she had been in solitary confinement for the last 15 days, which is the longest they can keep you there under prison regulations.

And when they released her and took her back to her old unit, she said that inmates cheered her and came out and sang and cheered and thanked her

for sticking up for the plight of the inmates at La Vista Prison.

What Tina has done is exposed the injustices of prison life for the women there.

When the prison heard that DOJ had opened an investigation into the conditions at prison, they suddenly went on a cleaning spree.

They had the inmates go on a cleaning spree.

They were scrubbing black mold off the walls and the areas in the corners.

They didn't get more pay, but they had to work longer hours.

Thursday and Friday, the entire prison was locked down.

Religious services were canceled.

The prisoners died.

When they got out of lockdown, went back to scrubbing mold, replacing tiles, and painting walls that hadn't been painted in years.

So clearly they're worried because of what Tina has exposed.

And as you know, Steve, and as your crowd knows, Tina...

Tina was put in prison to intimidate other clerks and Republican voters.