stupid and arrogant, but to think that it warrants 9 to 33 years in jail? a lot of people feel, and i would not disagree with that, that this is somehow payback for what he really did but was acquitted of and not the actual offense for which he's in jail. i would have every expectation that come thursday, the 20th of july, he will be a free man. >> so his attorneys made that same argument that you kind of articulated. if that were to come up in this parole hearing how would he or his representation likely handle that kind of question? >> well, you know, i don't anticipate that it will, because what happens is, that they will not, and they have said as much. remember, there's a parole board that consists of seven members, and four of which will be preceding to the hearing. they need a majority vote. if the four are granted parole he'll be granted parole. eligible, you mentioned in october, even they they would say you're released as of july, meaning okay to go in october. but i don't anticipate that issues concerning his acquittal