I've waited a while to talk about this next subject because to be quite honest with you,

it's kind of boggled my mind, I have to admit.

In Los Angeles, where I'm at this particular moment in time,

the Menendez brothers are set to appear in court today for a status hearing to consider new evidence in the trial that sent them

to prison for the rest of their lives without parole. The brothers were convicted of double

murder for killing their parents with a shotgun back in 1989 in Beverly Hills. Both Lyle and

Eric Menendez admitted to the murders, but claimed they were

committed in self-defense for a lifetime of abuse, including sexual abuse by their father.

As for the new evidence, the attorneys want to present a letter Eric wrote to his cousin

detailing his father's alleged abuse. They also want to present allegations from a former member of the boy band Minuto,

who says he was allegedly raped by the Menendez Boys' father as well.

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm kind of old school with things like this.

And I for an eye.

You take a life, you sacrifice your own if it's murder.

Self-defense is a different matter altogether.

So I understand the trepidation in some people's eyes.

You have people who say, you know,

they've served nearly 35 years in jail already.

And because of that, they have paid their debt to society.

Well, who told you that?

There are people who are in jail for the rest of their lives because they've killed someone.

In this case, a couple of people were killed.

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