neil: dennis kozlowski talking with me behind bars, remember that, he economy walking free,e?on are than he thinks. it's gentle and clinically proven to help restore and maintain regularity. look for citrucel today. neil: we've been following his story single most the moment he was locked away, now dennis kozloswki could be a free man, sooner than expected, new york supreme court overruling a parole board decision to not spring the former tyco boss free, the board initially denying parole saying that kaz in kosskozloswki wasa men a men. we have judge napolitano on if the board could be blinded. we'll get to a statement center kozloswki's parent in a moment, bubut. your sense of whether dennis cos kozloswki should be out now. >> i want to make it clear, i don't know him, but i have looked at some record information there. that record information in my opinion, i would assume any other right-thinking individual would bring us to the conclusion, he should have been released. neil: why wasn't he? >> well, we saw the reasons that board gave for not releasing him. they think he woul

we've got a story, an update on former tyco ceo dennis kozlowski.r chance at parole. seen here back in 2008 with me where i interviewed him in prison. he's serving 8-25 years for grand larceny. back in april he was denied parole. his lawyers said, wait a minute? they in essence said he's a threat to society. today a judge reversed that decision saying there were no details involved as to why kozlowski's release would undermine public safety today. he's been a model prisoner, all of that stuff. this clears the way for a new hearing possibly as soon as next month. kozlowski's attorney, alan lewis, sent a statement over to fox business saying, quote: liz: as you know, kozlowski was sentenced, he's been serving more than some murderers in that same prison for stealing from his company. but we should also point out he has paid back more than $90 million in fines and has already served many, many years. so it's just an interesting thing -- ashley: very interesting. liz: he'll be able to get another shot as soon as possibly next month at parole. ashley: co