to his victim? you reap what you sow. no taxpayer money. >> we have e-mails as well. joseph in florida writes us, he says ours is not a system of vengeance. those we convict and imprison retain their most basic right. life. their liberty has been suspended. until their sentence is complete, we are responsible for their care. and finally, jamie in pennsylvania typed in, i believe he's entitled to the transplant. if he doesn't get the care he needs, aren't we sentencing him to death? >> excellent point. he was sentenced to, i think, 18 to 40 years in prison and -- >> somebody on death row would not get this option? i mean, that's another interesting point. >> guys on death row would get it. >> ok. >> that's amazing. did you see the movie "waiting for superman" because they paint the picture about our prison system which is -- this is the only thing the taxpayers pay in this country where we literally get nothing back. we pay for their meals. we pay for the walls. we pay for the guards, the services, health care, everything. and we get nothing back from our