the burden of proof if they have all of that correspondence and emails and everything else. there you go. >> we will see. right now we have the attorney general's representations. we will see what the proof is. but it doesn't look good for spanier today. >> bill: all right. now, you are the judge. he is guilty. you give him, what? >> not 39 years. >> bill: i wouldn't either. >> but some prison time. some prison time. >> bill: 10? >> i don't know. >> bill: do you think that's too harsh for this guy? >> i don't know. maybe 5 to 10. >> bill: i would give him 10. >> if he would have done what he was supposed to do. it could have been stopped. >> bill: i think you give him 10. ms. megyn has a beef with me as usual. we all know this. she is on at 1:00 in the afternoon. i'm on at 8:00. that might have something to do with it. >> envy. >> bill: what did i do last week that caught your attention? >> first you said that i was going to be anchoreth on election night. >> anchorette. >> i was giving you hard time back not saying that it reminded me of another point. you when you had your