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around. okay. >> 90% is mine. >> okay, good. that makes sense to me because i'm thinking, wow, he's been seeing their six weeks and he's okay. so i get it you clarified, i misheard you so michael calm was just here a couple of moments ago and he said, look, he wants trump to experience what he did. he talks about, how we prison in solitary confinement stole his soul, but then he said that he thought trump would get home confinement. and he would support that because of trump having held the office of president of the united states. >> do you agree with that so if i would commit and be convicted of the crimes that donald j. >> trump was just convicted. i think i would go to jail. i just think so because he's guilty of what they say. he's guilty having now the jury is set so not only is it 34 felony counts, but it's a real attack on the institution of democracy in america without getting all up on a pedestal. and that's

guilty having now the jury to set. so not only is it 34 felony counts, but it's a real attack on the institute you should have democracy in america without getting all up on a pedestal. and that's very significant. and i think i would go to prison for it. now, i tend to agree with mr. cohen's suggestion that i think the judge has to look beyond mr. trump in this situation and say we have a former president of the united states, we may actually also have an upcoming future presence of the united states and i think the idea of protecting that level of american democracy may outweigh the idea that donald j. trump convicted felon needs to be in prison or jail. i think you will stay at home in a very harsh home confinement setup it is interesting though, the state's these thoughts and what judge merchan no doubt is thinking. all right. thank you so much, mark. great to see you. >> great to see you. give me well, all right. you too. next, we'll former president trump's historic conviction.

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