things he did that night and says i wish i hadn't, i regret having a round in the chamber or following him when i was told it wasn't necessary or starting something or continuing something? what does he regret? >> i'll tell you what. i'll tell you that when this happened george wasn't the same. he was profoundly saddened. he was completely a somber person that was just not himself. regret is a very strong word. "regret" implies that your actions, you have culpability in what you did for what happened. and i think that's what you're asking, is does he share or accept the blame. i think that george, outside of the word "blame," feels and has felt, and i've expressed this before, very bad. he even told the police officer, doris singleton, he asked her, are you catholic? that came out in court. because in my religion death by any standard is a tragedy, whether it's abortion or self-defense or what have you. so he does have emotion about the fact that he had to take a life in self-defense. but that is incompatible with finding culpability with what he