behind bars for the college
scandal?
Breaking it down is Allison.
Allison.
Good to see you.
>> A lot has gone on this week.
>> Yeah.
>> What is, what is, are we
expecting it next?
We are expecting her to get
sentenced, right?
>> It a big deal, because
felicity huff man is the first
parent sentenced.
You know, 50 were arrested.
So the fact that she is going
first, it's on Friday.
I have to say, felicity Huffman
has done everything right.
She admitted fault early.
Took responsibility.
>> Here's the thing.
Don't you feel the judge still
has to set a precedent?
Because if she is able to get
away with it for a month, won't
it look like the rich and the
entitled and everything that
people hate about white
privilege is played out?
>> It's the debate we have had
in the office for months.
How does a judge not put her in
prison?
How does had he, he, or she,
it's a female judge.
How does she say, oh, yes, you
have admitted guilt and taken
sponlity, here is a slap on the
wrist, which is what a lot of
what people will think, however,
the prosecutor is only asking
for a month.
She is asking for no time at
all, 250 hours of community
service.
A $20,000 fine, a year of
probation or supervised release.
But the prosecutor in their memo
is only asking for a month.
>> Well, that's a big
difference.
So, she is trying to fight that?
>> She is, she wants no time at
all.
She wants no time at all.
And here'ses the thing that I
love that she has done.
And I'm going bat for her.
Because, you have a lot of
defendants that walk in to
court, and they are celebrities
and they are arrogant, and you
know, they are --
>> Lori Laughlin.
>> Yes.
>> And she walked in there and
admitted what she had done, was
humble, her letter to the court
was really sincere, I mean,
you -- when she said look, I'm
going to explain this, it
doesn't justify my behavior, do
what you think is appropriate
and I will take it.
>> Lori has gone about it a
different way.
>> I talked about it before.
My problem with her is this,
this case does not look good for
her.
She ISES presumed innocent of
course, and it's not looking
good.
The charges are getting piled
on.
We are talking maximum sentences
of 40 years in prison.
And a lot of money.
Here with felicity, it's a
$15,000.
That is hundreds and thousands
of losses and that is a big
difference.
The longer she pro longs what
could be the inevitable the more
time I believe she is going to
see in prison.
>> And then, her daughter is
taking pictures, flipping people
off is not good a look.
>> I say this all the time, when
you are a defendant in a
criminal case, there's a
microscope out at all times.
What you wear matters.
What you say matters.
Get off social media.
>> There's another really big
>> Yes.
>> We have Jennifer dulos, been
missing for five months, her
ex-husband did a major interview
with "Dateline."
>> Do you see what I'm doing?
>> What is the difference for
what he was arrested this recent
time since before?
>> Okay, it's actually similar
charges.
It's tampering with evidence,
it's obstruction of justice.
So, what the first charges were,
was when he took those black
trash bags and spread them
acrosses -- across the city and
it was evidence of a crime
inside, and including a t-shirt
worn by his wife, Jennifer, that
had blood stains on it.
So, that, that is the first
thing.
>> Right.
>> And now, it's all about this
red truck.
And it's important to remember,
that his girlfriend.
He a girlfriend at the time.
>> Right.
>> She was also arrested the
first time for the trash bags.
>> Right.
>> She now admits to buying the
trash bags and was arrested this
time because her comments to the
police had been, look, he asked
me to pick him up in a car wash.
There's surveillance everywhere.
You cannot go anywhere, every
100 feet, there's an eye in the
sky.
Everywhere you go.
>> Ask jussi smollet.
>> They are like, you followed
him to the car wash, and what
else are you lying about?
This time, he borrowed this red
truck from an employee.
>> Right.
>> He was getting it cleaned and
then, said to the employee, this
really needs a deep cleaning,
can you remove the seats from
>> Wow.
Super deep.
>> A hair of my ex-wife is on
the seat and so, maybe they will
think I did it.
>> Well, the employee removed
the seats, cleaned the car and
kept the seats and gave them to
the police.
>> Yeah, yeah.
>> You know, all the weeks ago,
you kind of called the fact that
the girlfriend may flip on him.
>> Okay, when you commit a
crime, I'm not looking directly
>> Do I have a shady demeanor
right now.
>> You are cheating on your wife
and have a new girlfriend.
And I don't know if he did or
didn't.
If he killed his wife, you bring
this other woman in, to cover up
the crime?
>> Not a good look.
>> Here's the thing, you think
she is going to prison for you.
The love is over and she is
going to turn quickly.
With her, each of the
obstruction of justice and
tampering with evidence, they're
they can carry up to five years
in prison.
She is not going to prison for
him.
>> He is maintaining his
innocence.
>> Absolutely.
That is right.
He said more.
He said more than he is
innocent.
That it's a gone girl moment.
She just left.
>> And she is alive somewhere.
>> She is alive somewhere.
>> This is going to be a good
movie some day.
Thank you so much, and we should
mention that Michelle's attorney