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Being in the room and how it all felt? >> reporter: it was an intense nearly two hours. there were about 20 cameras in the room, an extraordinary number and there was a real sense of this was a political moment that could absolutely make or break for the long term future. he has a job to do and a lot of other issue s for the people of emergen new jersey. he had to convey some kind of apology that the public would determine whether or not it was sufficient to answer for thinks judgment in putting these people in positions of authority, to speak to the fact that this was not according to these e...

we had the primary season. we heard him talk about important issues to latinos and non latinos, but so far, the polls are proving his positions, which were tough on immigration and other issues didn't convince latinos. now, he's at 27%. for a republican to win, they need anywhere above 35%. the last one to do that was george bush. he had a very aggressive campaign and mitt romney hasn't done that. so far and we'll see if he has time for november to change his message and to bring latinos on board. he has a strategy. president obama has a wider lead. there are questions and doubts fro...

>> he's going to have to go there. like michael mentioned, contraception, judges, those kind of issues are things he talked about on the trail. he's defended his record of massachusetts governor whether you believe his line of defense or not. this comes two days after the three straight wins by rick santorum and highlights these difficulties romney is having with the base. the thing is, none of us think that mitt romney has hit some huge speed bump and that he's not still the likely nominee. he still is the likely nominee, but he does have this issue and the problem for him is that when we goe...

Time it was the largest women's prison in the world. >> larry: is that chino? >> yes. and so i wrote her. and mainly for encouragement as i went through these changes in my life, and she wrote back and i was surprised at how articulate she was and how intelligent and how encouraging, and so i just kept writing her. >> larry: you got married in prison? >> yes. in 1987. >> larry: what did you get out of the marriage? >> heck of a lot. probably the same thing that you get out of your marriage. incredible support, someone who was always there. sue's had an incredible background, being older than m...

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