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Moment where a tearful victim goes before the board and begs for the inmate to be kept in prison. of course fromong flipped that switch today and that moment and there was that moment when o.j. got emotional after fromong said that he would clearly pick up juice, as he still calls him to this day, he was freed this day so that was a real twist in the saga of o.j. simpson which always seems to have its twists and turns. >> lets play the moment not with the other testimony but the moment where o.j...

Attention. thats never been a problem for him at all. listen, do you know that jeffery felix is a complete fraud and everything that you said -- i was watching you earlier this morning when you were giving your testimony -- cant you tell that that guy is the biggest fraud on the planet? >> did we lose it? okay. so we lost it. again, he said this is the attorney of o.j. simpson, he was going to be brief but hell walk back out to the cameras. lets take a pivot from the panel, go to paul outside of...

Officials, its status quo but at one point, you dont leave lovelock, and i believe he goes south to a prison in the las vegas area and thats where his ultimate release will come and after that, by the way, his good friend, tom, remember, his wedding that he was attending in las vegas when this incident happened, scado things he wants to be close to his kids. he said he could live with him and he even jokes that he expects that somewhere there in florida, o.j. could even golf. >> okay. all right....

Commissioners, you know, did you get the sense that any of them were almost star struck by him and does that affect -- >> we know that one was a kansas chiefs fan. >> i still have to -- >> as he pointed out. >> the guy -- the parole board member who was wearing the black shirt had a kansas city chiefs tie on. now, it is true that o.j. was a star for the buffalo bills. >> youre not a chiefs fan. you keep bringing this up. >> it would have been even more significant had it been a buffalo bills tie...

Mark and jeffrey suggested. i think under nevadas guidelines, yes, his risk factors were low, but this was the highest level of severity of a crime, and because of that, thats why they had to look at all these sort of surrounding factors. now, once you do that and you evaluate o.j.s performance, which theyre allowed to do, in talking about what he did, how would any of us grade that? is anyone here on this panel going to give him above a "c" in how he represented himself today, a "c" plus maybe....