also michael levy, an energy expert at the kounl on foreign relations is quoted in the same article, if this was somehow effective at trapping rocket in the united states that otherwise would be exported, the ultimate impact on gasoline prices could very well be bad rather than good. it would drive up prices. that's a reason why someone from massachusetts should oppose this, not just someone from louisiana. now, then there's the issue of whether or not sending it to port arthur free trade zone allows it to evade paying u.s. trade taxes. well, with respect to u.s. taxes, the facts that port arthur is a free trade zone, this is a different source, has no bearing on u.s. revenue from canadian oil sands, imports or exports. these imports just like the mexican ones are not subject to duties under nafta. we looked it up. i think mr. markey you voted in favor of nafta. so actually the trade -- the tax treatment of this product is not related to the free trade zone, it's related to the nafta treaty and maybe we want to revisit that. i'm not sure why suddenly that becomes something which we o

i wrote this piece with my columnist michael levy, we offer some honey and basically say, here's a negotiatedere essentially you would agree to very intrusive, tough inspections and there'd be real limits on what you can do -- >> and what's the honey? >> the honey is de-sanctioning. if you agree to this, there would be de-sanctioning. you would get relief from this latest series of sanctions which dramatically weakens your economy, have hurt your currency badly. >> but they won't do that, will they? any more than -- >> we don't know. i think it's too soon to say that. and one of the reasons we argue is we make it public. we force them to defend to the iranian people why is it they've embarked on an expensive course of action when they have a reasonable, fair alternative? we're not trying to humiliate iran. no one is saying you do not "right to enrich." but there are limits on what iranians can do -- and the more you want to do in a nuclear area, the more you have to open yourself up to inspections. that's the trade-off. >> who would be against this approach? >> well, domestically, there'll be

levis on. >> while michael and david are waiting for their final release, a new inmate arrives at riverbend.ething i hopefully will forget. but the first day that i come here, it was painful. i realized i really ruined my life. as you see, i'm getting a second chance to fix it. so i can't do nothing but better myself. >> good luck, man. don't come back, man. thank you. appreciate it, man. >> that's right. >> get a job. go to work. >> just make sure you report to your parole officer as soon as you -- >> as soon as i get to that. >> okay. it's very important. i know this is you, but -- >> it's easy to get in, but it's hard to leave. it takes a long time to leave. >> we want them to go. >> three stops. last stop, front door. >> last stop, front door. >> all right. >> the moment has come when michael and david are legally released from riverbend. >> this is it. words can't explain it. 264208. >> it is an emotional reunion for michael and his family. while david wastes no time in leaving riverbend. >> it's over with. >> do you want to pinch me now? >> yeah. >> it's not a dream. i am coming home.