questioning. he said it has been a wonderful country to hunt in and i have always followed the laws. though he isn't facing charges, two people who facilitated the hunt are. >> it's interesting to hear from him, finally. he is saying it was a mistake. >> he is saying that he regrets killing the lion, but it wasn't illegal. >> i have to imagine he's expecting protests and reaction to him heading back to work. >> right. i think it's part of the reason he didn't allow cameras. he's asking for privacy for his family. is it too much for us? if there is no law broken by him, if he was just hunting, a lot of people don't like hunting, a lot do. is enough enough? >> now that we have heard from him, i think it helps. the fact he was silent for so long, we wanted answers. >> would you have been in a rush of people threatening him? it's interesting, this is his