'Most awful of the most horrendously terrible': Go inside El Salvador's fort jail for gangsters

We get uncommon, selective access inside El Salvador's Cecot jail, where a portion of the country's most famous gangsters are held, segregated from the remainder of society. Go along with us as David Culver visits the questionable high-security office with El Salvador's jail authorities, catching the tight security, pressed cells, and firsthand records from detainees. With Cecot liable to get additional criminal transients from the U.S. under President-elect Trump's migration plan, the jail has turned into a point of convergence in El Salvador's crackdown on groups. While pundits say the jail's severe control and disengagement of detainees is an infringement of basic freedoms, numerous local people consider it to be fundamental in holding fierce viciousness back from leaking once more into society.