and yet a study done in 2008 reported that during harry connick sr.'enure, in one out of every four cases where the death penalty was imposed, evidence was withheld. >> that was crazy. if that is not a pattern, i don't know what is. so who is going to get the last laugh? jim williams. >> in the photo of jim williams with the electric chair, of the five faces visible, all of them were released from death row. >> and my mine, we should charge them with attempted murder. this district attorney using false information that he know is false to kill you. it's premeditated. so we're saying that he could get away with murder? what make him so special? the only thing he was hiding behind was district attorney badge. >> unfortunately, the thomas opinion is the law of the land. and it gives me great concern. >> make no bones about it. prosecutors are now a lot less accountable for what they do because they know that if they don't produce evidence, there is virtually no sanction for them or the office. >> john thompson's activism continues to sound the alarm again

through his abuse of his power, of his political power. >> harry connick ser. a controversial figure as a controversial lawyer. they know his son. he's controversial. >> he had a 30-year reign and placed 12 judges with the same philosophy. look at all the high court overturn from the united states supreme courts all the way to our supreme courts have overturned mr. connick cases, on robbery cases, on murder cases, on all -- >> what do you think was behind it? why you dough think you were railroaded? what do you think was behind it? >> it was money. it was who the victim were. it was the victim. mr. williams had a serious problem. if you look at it, like i say, every national case from mine to curtis cost, all these cases happened in the ten-year span. he was really violating a lot of constitutional rights of everyone. we shouldn't even think about the.penalty in this country in someone had this kind of power. why give someone the permission to kill us? that's what i don't understand. when you say you support the death penalty, you're actually giving the state p

. >> jimmy: can keith urban and harry connick jr. -- >> jimmy: he doesn't seem like a mean giep. >> he's not a mean guy. he's a pussycat. he really is. he's a puppy dog. he's gentle. but he's tough when it comes to music. he's serious about it. and sometimes i'm like okay, loosen up. who cares? and he's like no. no, my credibility's at stake here. [ laughter ] okay. >> jimmy: the shows are live now. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you said the f word on the show. >> i did not. >> jimmy: last week. >> i didn't. i nearly mouthed the word, and there was no audio. >> jimmy: there was no audio? you just mouthing -- why were you just mouthing? >> because they're like two brothers and they're always bothering me. and so when they do things, and i was just like -- you know. [ laughter ] and i really did it really good. for some reason you could really see it. >> jimmy: but the censors at fox -- >> they were like beep. >> jimmy: yeah. they dropped the audio. >> i know. everybody was like you can't do that. i was like, i didn't. i didn't say anything.