and howard gordon joins me now live. you are a busy man.f it's life imitating art or art imitating life, but you're right on top of it. i wanted to get your take on the supreme court decision just this morning that unanimously ruled that police cannot search the cell phones individuals, any criminal suspects or anyone without a warrant. what do you think of this? >> i'm going to plead the fifth. i haven't read enough about it to comment intelligently. what do you think about it? >> i think it's great. you should always have a cause and always be able to get a search warrant. i think it's in the right direction. i wondered if you thought it was step in the right direction because you talk about terrorism and counterterrorism in your shows so much. but we'll move on. let's talk about the recent release of taliban captive bowe bergdahl, right? it's got people talking about the similarities with your hit show "homeland." were there any similarities in your eyes, gordon? >> yeah. surprisingly, and i think coincidentally, but i think, you know, w

so who better to talk than the man behind "homeland," howard gordon. >>> and it could be the biggest world cup game yet, team usa versus germany tomorrow. we're going preview it for you. and as always, we want to know what you think about all of this. make sure you tweet us using the #askdon. >>> first i want to give you my take on dr. conrad murray, as he sits here right in front of me live this evening. doctor, many people were wondering why we should give you a platform on the anniversary of michael jackson's death. like joe on twitter, why has michael's killer given air time. that's what she said. show some respect on our legend's anniversary. i believe if we played by those rules, we would never do an interview. and i believe in transparency and having as much information as possible. dr. murray agreed to do this interview knowing that no question is off limits, and he has promised to answer each of them candidly and honestly. correct? >> that's correct. >> let's move on now. before we get started, i want to go back to the trial that sent you, dr. murray, to prison for your role