The Tucker Carlson Show George Santos: Being Tortured, Finding God, and Hearing of Charlie Kirk’s Murder From Behind Bars
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Oct 31, 2025 
George Santos, the former U.S. congressman, shares a gripping account of his time in federal custody. He reveals how he transformed the prison kitchen, raising meal standards despite filthy conditions. Santos discusses his harrowing experience in solitary confinement and his religious awakening that saved him from despair. He insights into inmate culture, critiques prison administration, and expresses gratitude for his commutation. His journey underscores a newfound perspective on faith, dignity in correctional facilities, and the essence of true wealth.
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Arrival At FCI Fairton
- George Santos described arriving at FCI Fairton and living in a bare-bones satellite camp dormitory with rows of beds and little storage cubbies.
- He emphasized the violent medium facility across the street and the stark, institutional living conditions in the camp.
Food Safety Revealed Systemic Neglect
- Santos found dangerous food safety and hygiene practices in the kitchen, including expired canned goods and filthy equipment.
- His criticism in column pieces prompted the kitchen's temporary closure and exposed administrative neglect.
Improving Meals With Prison Desserts
- Santos took charge in the kitchen and cooked rice pudding, flan, and lemon cakes using near-expired ingredients, improving meal quality for inmates.
- He peeled potatoes and washed vegetables when others did not, and fellow inmates praised the desserts.
