. >> david's cellmate, greg edwards, has to wait another three months for parole. >> i'm happy for hime and go. but i know this guy right here, you know, he's -- he knows this ain't no life. >> the time has come for these two inmates to say good-bye to their lives behind bars. >> i'll holler at you. >> michael's wife and sister will be meeting him to take him home. >> it's been a nightmare, you know? but it's over now. you know? and this is what i've been looking forward to. this is the day that we start over. >> i'm feeling nervous because i see my wife every weekend at visit, but i'm always got somebody on my shoulder saying, hey, you're getting too friendly, or hey, you can't hug her. so i'm going to be kind of cautious holding her and kissing her, but i just can't wait. >> there is only paperwork between these inmates and their freedom. >> y'all be good. >> i'm shaking now. i'm nervous. i don't know. >> put the name on the bottom of your form. a name and telephone number. as soon as you get to your home, call them. they will have some special directions for you. may save you a trip

edwards, not. >> i take about half of what they say to be true. >> that much? wow. >> greg, cross them off the list. >> i do not get my news from the "national enquirer." wait a minute, o.j. simpson. they got it right. and way ahead of people, by the way. >> gennifer flowers, they were right. >> you are so judgmental. i agree. >> fair and balanced. >> are we allowed to go back to asking carl real questions? i have a real question for you. i love it. so cruz obviously picked his vp, how do you think would be the best one for trump? your mom named you campaign carl cameron. >> actually that was shep. >> poor shep. >> what would be good? >> those meetings began really in earnest today and they're going to continue tomorrow. there will be a lengthy short list and it's going to be need to be vetted. they're going to need to have people who know how to do vetting. >> he's already talked favorably about john kasich before he started calling him names and one in 44. >> and rubio. and the reason those are two obvious choices is one, they were rivals, two they come from ohio and flor

d-plus and with us also is chris edwards, director of tax policies at the kato institute and he's testified before congress on funding highways and bridges. >> all right, gregyour group estimates we need to invest $3.6 trillion in infrastructure within six years but we're allocating a tenth of that in the 2017 budget for our so-called 21st century transportation system. how short of funds are we? >> well, thank you, you're absolutely right. since 1998 asce has been doing a report card on the condition of america's infrastructure and we cover 16 broad categories, and our latest report card in 2013 gave our infrastructure in this country overall a grade of d-plus. like the report card you might have gotten at school though i hope it didn't look anything like our infrastructure report card. the fact is you are right. we need to spend about $3.6 trillion between now and 2025 if we're going to bring our infrastructure to a condition of "b" which is a good grade. >> a lot of money. >> but the fact is that's a lot of money and the fact is we're not prepared to do that. we don't have enough revenue to make that kind of an expenditure so in our latest report, which