>> chet kenojia is not backing down. how does this play out? >> for aereo, nothing happens. it has been a long journey for both sides. for the court, it is going to be like any other case. justices will retire to the chambers and discuss the case and vote on it, a tentative vote. at the end of june is when we are likely going to hear a decision on this case. for more on this, i want to bring in rich greenfield from -- a media and entertainment analyst. he was in the courtroom when all of this was playing out. rich, great to see you. tell me how you think things went. >> the overall case was very hotly decided. the bottom line was there was no clear one direction. this case you could tell there was fear among the justices on how you write this decision. if you were to say aereo was illegal, how you write this decision without impacting cloud technology? chief justice roberts went after the plaintiffs attorney -- you go to a public parking garage and you rent space for next amount of time. how's that different from when you go home and ill the garage? you're renting versus buy

chet kenojia did sit down with us exclusively yesterday. he said he was optimistic that he will win. he said the law is on his side. >> this thing has been about making sure the consumers get the signal. it is not about making a couple of guys rich. in we come, a completely different technology. a technology based on the roots of broadcasting and antenna. none of them can dispute the facts because in this case they don't have a way to dispute facts because the technology works the way it did. there is all this concoction and false narratives being created that somehow this is a copyright problem -- it is not. it is a business model problem. the world is changing around these guys and they are reacting with what they know which is litigate and kill new companies that come in because they are making far too much money and continue to make far too much money and have no incentive to change. >> can you understand that they are spending -- cbs, abc, fox, nbc, -- spending millions and millions of dollars in programming that basically you are char