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That's a straw man argument. No one is saying an extra wall around the perimeter of a property doesn't provide extra protection (although prisoners do escape from prisons with external, perimeter walls too), but, like "Diamond" simply said, the walls they have do protect them.

(By the way, that house you provided a picture of is NOT Pelosi's only home. She is one of the wealthiest women in America, and actually owns many homes and properties, some of which do have perimeter walls, in addition to their regular walls, and both the perimeter walls and building walls serve to protect her. Just do a little more research on "Pelosi's properties", and you will see why Diamond's statement makes complete sense.)