i believe death is the ultimate freedom, so i would rather just have my freedom as soon as i can get it. >> all right. a number of questions about this. first of all, her attorneys, should they have let her do that interview? >> her attorneys had no control over this woman after this verdict. clearly they didn't have much control over her when she was on the witness stand. this is nothing to do with the attorneys. this is a woman who is a control of her own actions, her own destiny, and clearly her own fate. >> all right. how does this affect what the jury may now decide on sentencing? >> i don't think it's going to have must have on an effect. the only thing i can see happening here is some jurors would be less inclined to impose a death penalty, could sit back and say, listen, if she doesn't care, sure, it makes my job easier. but, you know, clearly there is something going on in this woman's head. she's a sociopath but i think, if anything, what this shouts out loud and clear is the only appropriate defense in this case, not the three defenses she proffered, i have no idea what happened, i wasn't there, or robbers came in, i was there,