raymond giudice, defense attorney, atlanta. jason oshins, defense attorney in new york. okay, ray. you're the defense attorney. what's your defense? i mean, come on, ray. before you were a defense attorney, as i recall, you were an assistant solicitor in a very, very business -- very busy jurisdiction. now, did you ever, ever when you were over in felony court hear a rape victim describe, quote, being kissed on the ear and the neck? >> no. >> how she had sex a lot? how she pretended to enjoy it? >> wait a second now. >> come on. ray. >> hold on. >> no rape victim says we had sex a lot. >> i agree but -- >> and rape is a violent rape. >> you said many things, and let me pick a piece of it. i have heard victims say that they cooperated in an effort to save their life. and nancy, let me say one thing. many years ago, when you were very young, patty hearst was videotaped robbing a bank with an m-16 rifle. she was acquitted of that bank robbery by proving that she had been brainwashed and kidnapped and went along for fear of her own life and safety -- >> okay. pause. put giudice up on t

raymond giudice, you've got a brand new blended family. you've been up during the night with your daughters. have a brand new blended family. have you been up late at night with your daughters. >> i would only represent one at a t b of the potential conflict. it does not make sense. >> what about it? >> there is not a chance in the world this story is correct. not a chance in the world. the police will separate them which is probably why they have not released their names and they will get one of them to point the finger at the other. >> everybody, we will break. november, lung cancer awareness month. it's the number one cancer killer in the world, and claiming more lives than many combined. important, you don't have to smoke to get lung cancer. this saturday, november 7, 8:00 a.m., the lung cancer alliance run and walk, alpharetta, georgia. the lungcancerfoundation.org, we can win the fight together against lung cancer. >>> i am brooke anderson, and next on "showbiz tonight," good jon and kate get back together? and the toxic batchers in

raymond giudice, defense attorney, atlanta. jason oshins, defense attorney in new york. okay, ray. you're the defense attorney. what's your defense? i mean, come on, ray. before you were a defense attorney, as i recall, you were an assistant solicitor in a very, very business -- very busy jurisdiction. now, did you ever, ever when you were over in felony court hear a rape victim describe, quote, being kissed on the ear and the neck? >> no. >> how she had sex a lot? how she pretended to enjoy it? >> wait a second now. >> come on. come on. ray. >> hold on. >> no rape victim says we had sex a lot. >> i agree but -- >> and rape is a violent rape. >> you said many things, and let me pick a piece of it. i have heard victims say that they cooperated in an effort to save their life. and nancy, let me say one thing. many years ago, when you were very young, patty hearst was videotaped robbing a bank with an m-16 rifle. she was acquitted of that bank robbery by proving that she had been brainwashed and kidnapped and went along for fear of her own life and safety -- >> okay. pause. put giudic

raymond giudice, you've got a brand new blended family.ou've been up during the night with your daughters. >> nancy, if i was their counsel for this and other happenings around the u.s., go to lungcanceralliance.com. and the joan gaeta lung cancer foundation. together, we can win the fight against lung cancer. >>> who are the most toxic bachelors in hollywood. at the top of the hour. >> out to the lines, marcia, west virginia. >> caller: thank you, nancy. i love you show. >> what is your question? >> caller: have they talked to the baby's doctor, when was the last time she was seen, was she in good health? >> when was the last time anybody other than the parents saw little shannon? >> there are reports that neighbors saw shannon around 9:00 in the morning. that has not been confirmed. as far as medical records, we don't know that. the sheriff's office has not confirmed anything. >> the 9:00 sighting doesn't make sense. the parents say the baby slept until around 11:00 a.m. right there, the stories have conflicted. >> the only way that they

raymond giudice, defense attorney, atlanta. jason oceans, defense attorney in new york. okay, ray. you're the defense attorney. what's your defense? i mean, come on, ray. before you were a defense attorney, as i recall, you were an assistant solicitor in a very, very business -- very busy jurisdiction. now, did you ever, ever when you were over in felony court hear a rape victim describe "being kissed on the ear and the neck"? >> no. >> how she had sex a lot? how she pretended to enjoy it? >> wait a second now. >> come on. ray. >> hold on. >> no rape victim says we had sex a lot. >> i agree but -- >> and rape is a violent rape. >> you said many things, and let me pick a piece of it. i have heard victims say that they cooperated in an effort to save their life. and nancy, let me say one thing. many years ago, when you were very young, patty hearst was videotaped robbing a bank with an m-16 rifle. she was acquitted of that bank robbery by proving that she had been brainwashed and kidnapped and went along for fear of her own life and safety -- >> okay. pause. put giudice up on the scr

raymond giudice, felony defense attorney, atlanta. and alex sanchez, renowned in his jurisdiction, defense attorney in new york. alex sanchez, first to you. i was just taking a little time check. she hadn't even been on the line one minute before she says for the first of three times, she knows how to get out of the door. she knows how to unlock the lock. and within 26 seconds the hysteria has disappeared. she's calm, cool, and collected. why? why, alex sanchez? >> i do not know why. but what i do know is that the police have released very few details about what happened. so i'm not even exactly clear what facts led to her arrest at this point. so whether or not that phone call has any validity or not at this point, you know, i'm not in a position to say. >> okay. at least you said that with a straight face. giudice, are you going to sing that same verse, same as the first, or you've got something new for me? >> this phone call gives her defense team a big problem. she can't come up with the defense was hey, my friend said he was goin

raymond giudice, defense attorney, atlanta. jason oshins, defense attorney in new york. okay, ray. you're the defense attorney. what's your defense? i mean, come on, ray. before you were a defense attorney, as i recall, you were an assistant solicitor in a very, very business -- very busy jurisdiction. now, did you ever, ever when you were over in felony court hear a rape victim describe, quote, being kissed on the ear and the neck? >> no. >> how she had sex a lot? how she pretended to enjoy it? >> wait a second now. >> come on. ray. >> hold on. >> no rape victim says we had sex a lot. >> i agree but -- >> and rape is a violent rape. >> you said many things, and let me pick a piece of it. i have heard victims say that they cooperated in an effort to save their life. and nancy, let me say one thing. many years ago, when you were very young, patty hearst was videotaped robbing a bank with an m-16 rifle. she was acquitted of that bank robbery by proving that she had been brainwashed and kidnapped and went along for fear of her own life and safety -- >> okay. pause. put giudice up on t

raymond giudice, felony defense attorney, atlanta. and alex sanchez, renowned in his jurisdiction, defense attorney in new york. alex sanchez, first to you. i was just taking a little time check. she hadn't even been on the line one minute before she says for the first of three times, she knows how to get out of the door. she knows how to unlock the lock. and within 26 seconds the hysteria has disappeared. she's calm, cool, and collected. why? why, alex sanchez? >> i do not know why. but what i do know is that the police have released very few details about what happened. so i'm not even exactly clear what facts led to her arrest at this point. so whether or not that phone call has any validity or not at this point, you know, i'm not in a position to say. >> okay. at least you said that with a straight face. giudice, are you going to sing that same verse, same as the first, or you've got something new for me? >> this phone call gives her defense team a big problem. she can't come up with the defense was hey, my friend said he was goin