John Case

And that will be live streamed if people want to go there to watch it.

Does that answer your question, Steve?

Yeah.

Yes.

That's, uh, we'll follow that last thing.

How is, why is Tina, when I was in federal prison, I mean, you really got to do something, uh, pretty bad like drugs or cell phone or getting in fights, inmates getting in fights to be put in the shoe, the special housing unit, the, the, the whole, right.

My understanding is that Tina Peters is regularly put into solitary confinement or the shoe on just for any, uh, any perceived thing that, uh,

the guards or the cops or the authorities think.

Can you get people up to speed?

Because for a 70-year-old plus woman to go into the special housing unit, the solitary confinement is psychologically and physically incredibly tough.

Can you just get us up to speed on exactly what's happening with her?

It sounds like she's not only a political prisoner, but she's essentially a political prisoner who's being tortured in a prison in the United States of America, sir.

Well, I would not say that she's being tortured.

It's very difficult psychologically to be in solitary confinement.

Tina was put there because she told them that she didn't feel safe in the general population because she had raised some issues about what was going on with her and

people inside the penitentiary, not the inmates, but officers who worked there.

So her information was pretty startling, I think, to the authorities who interviewed her, and they told her they were putting her in solitary confinement for her own protection.

Hold on, her protection from the officers and authorities of the prison?

No, her protection from the...

Her protection from other inmates, but the information that she has has to do with some of the people who work there.