there are tough laws on the books somewhere. >> i can't give you an exact number of how many people are wrongfully convicted or currently in prison now for crimes they didn't commit. what i can say is there is a percentage, 95 to 97% of all people who have been charged with a criminal case, it ends in some form of a plea bargain. it never even goes to trial. we watch that last moment in law and order where they're in a trial setting, that's only 3% to 5% of all cases in the united states. that doesn't mean people are guilty. that means some people are being exhausted into deals, feared into deals or forced into some sort of a plea bargain. i think plea bargain is one of the bigger issues that we should be discussing as well as the systematic problem that continues to keep that revolving door of men and women in and out of prison. >> what are youl thoughts now on the 6,000 inmates who are about to be released. we should note that this is a