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Prosecutor and dr. brian russell, psychologist is where is with us. fred, let's talk about a mental state. they are suggesting not whodunit. i will call homtz the alleged murderer because he is technically alleged at this time. people say it is not a whodunit but a strategy from the defense. what are you seeing sitting in front of the defense and how do you think the mental state of holmes will be brought up. >> you call him alleged, but in my opinion he is guilty. i'm not calling him alleged. i will call him the shooter. the the facts and evidence against him are so overwhelming that he engag...

Privacy on that. jon: but, lis, what about this. let's say that i go on twitter and take part in an nra meeting or something like that and at some point down the line some judge decides that there was, a legal -- illegal activity discussed there. does that become open records as a result of this decision? >> if you were potentially involved in that illegal activity it could be. if it was social thing and had nothing to do with illegal activity of course you're fine and covered. jon: i wonder about the precedent though? >> discovered taking your hypothetical, jon, are you teaching like a law sc...

My face is very private, fred. >> because i got a letter from brad pitt saying take his picture off. you were second in line. jon: i don't know. you may be hearing from my attorney. >> i'll represent you. jon: great. >> can i get that in writing? jon: serious discussion though. it is an interesting case and we'll see where this goes from here. lis wiehl, fred teece, thank you both. jenna: your face is right in the middle of the screen where his face is supposed to be. jon: the old screen grab, huh? jenna: 17 twitter followers what fred teece has now. could be double that by the end. jon: we'll...

Twitter to hand over several tweets as prosecutors wage a legal battle with an "occupy wall street" protester. the man is one of 700 protesters arrested last october after a massive rally on the brooklyn bridge. district attorneys argue the messages will show whether he will fully disregarded police orders at the time of we'll talk about it with lis wiehl, fox news legal analyst and fred teece, former federal prosecutor. sounds like a reasonable request, lis. the prosecutors want to know whether this guy was willfully defying police orders. >> this is intent crime. you have to get in the mind ...

Reasonable to assume after 1 to days these things will vaporize. at end of the day -- >> judge made a ruling about that saying you can't have anything over 3 months. that is true. >> correct. >> but also the judge is saying, i'm going to look, the judge will look and say making sure that the tweets he gives to the prosecutors are relevant. can't be grocery list or call to a girlfriend or something like that. >> correct. >> that is okay. prosecutors need that kind of information if they're going to prosecute an intent crime to show what was in the mind of a person. >> hey, lis, i'm with you. i ...