You may start the conversation now. >> Hi, Mom. >> Hi, Molly. Hi, sweetheart. I'm here. >> Hi, Mom. Hi, sweetheart. >> Oh, Mom. I missed you so much. >> Oh, darling, I missed you, too. >> Oh, I hear Shane. You hear Samie? Yes, Sammy is home. Mhm. >> How's he doing? >> He had a pretty good day today. It looked really gray outside today. There's a small window and I can not in my cell, but I have no window in my cell. >> It was very gray today. Yesterday looked sunny and today looked gray. There's a small window in the outside area that I'm in right now. >> Okay. Okay. Do you stand and talk on the phone or do you get to sit and talk on the phone? >> You have to stand. You stand against the wall. >> Yeah, there's two phones for all the ladies, >> but there's about 23 cells. I'm in cell I'm in cell 23. >> Okay. >> The very last one, which means I have to wait. They go one through 23 when they're delivering the food and the medicine, which means I'm the very last one. I have to wait. >> Oh, honey. Do you know how agonizing that is to see everyone else get their food first and their medication first and what they need first? And I am the very last person every time. >> Oh honey, >> I'm at the end of the alphabet every single time. I'm B23. There's it goes one, it goes B1 through B23 and on B23 I'm at the very end. Um, however, yes, there are two phones and usually they only allow like a few certain women out at a time. It's usually the same couple of us. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, maybe those other women don't have phone privileges. >> No, I think the women who stay locked up, I think they're probably vital. >> I see. >> I think that's why. >> Okay. So, B23 is your room. >> 23 is my cell number. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Because when you were arrived, you were with three other women. >> Yes. But that was just like the initial first holding cell. >> I see >> where they put people. And and what was horrible was when I got here, they were like, "We're denying you guys medical care because we have men to attend to and we have hundreds of men to attend to, even though we have you four women." And the four of us women were so upset. We were all like, "What the hell? You have four women. Why can't you attend to the four women first when you have hundreds of men?" They're like, "Well, we have hundreds of men and they're more important than you. That's literally what they said to us. The men's needs are more important. >> No person, even an individual who's been incarcerated to be denied medical care. >> Well, yeah, we work for a long time. >> Right. Right. So, I'm glad you stuck together, but you have to be, you know, really careful who you trust and who you talk to. >> Right. >> So, very careful. >> Right. because I don't want you to say something and your words or accents to get scripted. >> I apparently they're not letting us out of ourselves tonight after 5:00. >> Is that you? Is that typical? >> No, I don't know why that is. That's just I asked and that's just what it is tonight. >> Sorry to hear that. >> So, you have your Bible. >> I have my Bible. Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. So, I want to let you know your dad is seeing R.J. today. He's seeing Audrey today. >> Yeah, he's probably with him right now. >> Okay. >> As we speak. Okay. They had a meeting scheduled today >> because your dad had to secure RJ. >> Okay. >> In order to secure R.J. that means paying him for his services. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, your dad personally delivered what he needs to live to R.J. I will spend my life making it up to you and dad. I promise. Okay, >> Molly, what we need you to do right now, I know you will. I know you will. >> I will. I will. >> I want you to focus on rebuilding your life with the Lord's help and your family's help. So, and this is something where you're going to have to dig deep, deeper than you've ever dug before. And R.J. is going to do his very best to represent you. And when you sit down with him on Friday, like I told you before, when he talks to you, you listen. If he has questions for you, you answer to the best of your ability. >> Of course, >> yes. So, your dad and I trust him and this is his field of expertise. So, um, and he, you know, he has an investment given that he knows your father. >> I know he cares about me personally. >> Yes. >> So, but he's going to remain very professional and follow the letter of the law and represent you to the best of his ability. And we're all going to be strong and we're all going to pray. Okay? We're going to pray for you. Mind, body, and spirit. We're going to pray for you, Molly. And I told you yesterday, I felt Lord, the Lord's hand put his hand on my shoulder. >> Yeah. >> I was so moved. >> Wow. >> I was so moved. I felt him. I felt his presence. And the fact that you called when you called. Oh my goodness, Molly. The timing could have not have been more perfect. It was like divine intervention. You called right at the moment. >> The moment. >> Yes. Um let's say the Lord's Prayer. Our Father, who art in heaven, be thy name. >> Thy kingdom come. >> Kingdom come. Th will be done on earth as it is in heaven in heaven. >> Give us this day our daily bread. >> And forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us against us. >> And lead us not into temptation temptation. >> But deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom, the power, and the glory forever and ever. Amen. >> Amen. Amen. >> In the name of the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit. Amen. I've asked Jesus and his army of angels to watch over you. [Music] Thank you, Lord. I've asked all the saints in heaven to provide strength and protection against all evil. And I truly believe they they will deliver that promise. I asked my grandmother to watch over you and she's with me. She's with me. >> Yes, she is, Molly. >> Yes, she is. And when you get off the phone with me, I want you to take your arms and wrap them around your chest like I'm hugging you. >> Okay. >> Okay. I want you just to do that simple little thing. It's okay. And you can do that whenever you need a hug. You just wrap your arms around yourself and say, "This is my mother hugging me." Yep. This is my mother embracing me. >> Okay. And you remember that. And that hug, you know, will just is something I will do at night, too. We can both do that. >> No, you go hug dad. I will hug your father. Your father loves you so much, Molly. >> I know. And Dylan loves you so much. Dylan loves you. And um I hope that I hope that um maybe eventually you and dad will bless that relationship so that Dylan and I may get married because that is what we want. >> I understand. >> Um we want to be married. We want to be married together. Okay. Molly, >> we all are being strong for you and Dylan is a part of that. >> And you can't tell me, "Oh, don't think about that right now." I'm thinking about everything. I'm thinking about everything right now. I'm thinking about him. I'm thinking about you. >> I'm thinking about my family. I'm thinking about leaving. I'm thinking about being closer to God. I'm thinking everything. I'm thinking about being closer to him. But I'm thinking about that. I'm trying to think of happy things. I'm trying to think of happy stuff like like like having our first child and getting married. I'm trying to think of that. Think about that. >> Well, right now >> happy it's getting me through this. >> Right now, Molly, we are treating Dylan like he is a part of our family. >> He is. >> We're treating him like he's a part of our family. So, rest assured, >> you know, that's how we're treating >> me. He loves me. He loves me so much, Mom. >> Molly, he loves you. >> I know he loves you and he has shown that. >> He loves me so much. He always tells me that when I love him that he loves me more. He always tells me that. >> Well, you know this in life. Life is love is not about saying things. It's not about words. It's about what we do. >> Yes. Dylan has shown me that he loves you. >> I know. I know. And he's showing you right now by being strong for you. >> Dylan has been nothing but loyal and kind and compassionate and caring and respectful and honorable to me. >> Molly, that's a hard thing to find in life. I know we had a little bit of a rocky beginning, but like since then, Dylan has been nothing but those things to me. And and I see qualities in him and characteristics in him that I see in dad. >> Oh, honey. >> That make me a wonderful man. >> That make me happy. That make me that remind me of dad. That make me want to be with Dylan. to make me want to make me see him as the father of my children. >> Well, listen, I want >> and I want I want I want to be I want that marriage to be blessed by you and dad. I don't want that marriage to be not blessed. >> Mommy, if that's what you want in your heart and Dylan and you are ready for that, then your dad, I will give you my blessing. I I will give you my blessing. And one thing that I will ask of you is that the two of you love and support each other through all your years together. >> We will. Okay. That you unconditionally love and support each other. We will. Okay. >> We will. We will. So, and right now Dylan wants the same thing that we want for you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> We want you to be strong. >> I'm the most emotional person here. Like literally every time I get on the phone, I cry. >> That's okay. That's okay. You know, your medication today. >> Just a short dose. >> And no, my cranberry. Okay, Molly, can you tell me the fourth medication that you're on? >> My sopamax radar prestige. >> Topamax. That's the one that I'm missing. >> I'm supposed to get 50 milligrams of Topamax before I go to bed. They've been giving me 25 milligrams once a day. >> 25 milligram. And you're supposed to get >> 50? Yeah. So, they've cut that in half like they did with the other one. >> The other one they both have been cut in half. The other one I'm supposed to get 175. They're giving me 75. >> Oh, that's right. You were at 250 though at one time. >> I was at 200. >> Okay. Okay. So, the Topamax they're currently giving you 25 milligrams, but you're supposed to get 50. >> Yes. Because those are for nightmares. Topamax is for nightmares and sleep. Okay, I'm writing this down. Okay, so your core medications that you're on is Rayar, Frisy. >> You have one minute. >> My friend, and Topamac. >> Yes. >> Okay. Got it. Got it. I didn't have the force med. >> Yes. Going to die. >> You give yourself a great big hug from me to you. Okay. >> I will. I will. I will. I'll do it right now. Okay. You do it right now as soon as you get off the phone and you remember this mama loves you and that is for eternity. >> I love you forever and ever and ever. >> I know you do, Mommy. Try and put a smile on your face. >> I promise I will. I will spend my whole life making this up to you and Dad. >> Honey, we're going to get through this. >> Yes, we are through this. >> Yes, we are. Yes, we are brave and strong and courageous and fearless. We are going to get further and R.J. will see you the day after tomorrow. >> Yes, it's almost here. >> Okay, he will see you. I love you with all my heart, Molly. Duncan, I love you. Goodbye. I love