cheney mason. a member of the defense team. he joins me now exclusively. it was an extraordinary moment. we were in my office. you put your client on the phone. you put it on loud speaker. it was your phone. we had a sort of ten-minute conversation. a random conversation in many ways. it gave me an insight into i guess her state of mind. how she's feeling about her life now. before we get to that, how would you categorize where she is now? >> well, she's in a different prison in reality. she's not in 24 hour a day lockdown like she was for three years in norris county jail. but she's in a home where she can't go outside. she fears and we fear for her to go outside at all. she can't be seen. so she spends the day in the house and she cook, cleans, and reads books and exercises and watches some programs on tv. and movies particularly. that's what she does. >> some of the things that she said were fascinating. i asked her about her public perception. which by common consent is not good. she says it's bad, it's absolutely horrible. she seemed very aware of the

neutrogena®. >>> i'm back with my special guest cheney mason.out her as a young woman. she said, the caricature of me that is out there couldn't be further from the truth. where people get these ideas from, it's so far beyondprehension at this point. what kind of woman is she? >> well, she's a young woman, just slightly older than some of my grandchildren. she's very personable. she's very likable. very polite. respectful. she's all the good things i expect from a young person. and to imagine that she -- meet and talk with her now as a person who's been vilified by some of the other network people. just the lynch mob mentality. it's hard to imagine. how can this person be this person? you heard her voice. you didn't see her face but you talked to her spontaneously today. >> i'll be honest. i was surprised by her apparent maturity. the self-awareness. putting aside the debate over whether the conviction was sound or otherwise that she was convicted lying. whether you believe the outcome or not. i've always believed you got to respect the justice

. >> reporter: anthony's lawyer, cheney mason, arranged the phone call. >> she seemed aware that sheation of one of the most hated people in america. >> she knows the reality. she can't do anything about that. we can't have her in public to answer things. >> reporter: and despite the rumors of book and movie deals, mason says anthony is not selling her story. yet. >> being marketed from her. >> reporter: something that morgan asked anthony. >> i'm not making gazillions of dollars. i don't give an expletive about money. i may have in the past. but for reasons before any of this stuff started because i was a stupid kid. >> reporter: anthony says she's passing her time watching "i love lucy" reruns and reading "the hunger games" trilogy. and she said motherhood is not out of the question in the future. >>> coming up, josh has "the play of the day." ( telephone rings ) hi, honey. how's the camping trip? well, kids had fun, but i think i slept on a rock. what are you doing? having coffee. ah, sounds good! i thought you'd say that. ah. ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ you're the best! wak