access to the department housing under the plane's nose. that's how he got caught. so why isn't this attempted murder of 150 people rather than tampering with an aircraft? why shouldn't he go to prison for life or worse rather than getting 20 years in prison in by the way, he worked at american airlines for 30 years and worked at alaska airlines, fired from alaska airlines. there was overlap. he filed a complaint, discrimination lawsuit. alaska knew well enough to fire him. >> it's part of the question and the criticism. i hear what you're saying. don't blame them. nobody is doing that. but we can ask questions -- >> the possible terror component, this may never be really adjudicated in court. he faces 20 years in federal prison for the airline tampering. this way this may go, we can get