michael hayly told me, you know, if they let me out tomorrow i won't do any crime. i never did before. what people don't understand is we are different people over there. >> he says both mayo and leahy have lost weight and have a hard time sleeping. do you think from your conversation from them that they care about what americans think about them? >> they care a lot. yes. you have to remember in their minds they are patriotic. in fact, one of them said to me they feel the army misused their patriotism. they feel betrayed by the army. >> he did not meet with hatley, but now we hear from him for the first time from inside ft. leavenworth. in this letter to cnn he writes the guidelines established for detaining and prosecuting the enemy has extensive flaws. hatley says he would capture the enemy and be forced to release them two to three days later because of lack of evidence or the weapons or explosives found on the individuals were not found in the same portion of the house that the insurgents were found in. he says he repeatedly found himself fighting the same enemy

. >> michael leahy says he's experienced that damage firsthand. he is a self-diagnosed porn addict, and author of the book "porn nation," who tours college campuses around the world, warning of porn's danger. >> i had a 30-year relationship with pornography. the last five years of that, i was fully addicted to the material. >> meaning what? >> meaning, based on the definition of addiction, my life was out of control. my life became unmanageable. >> leahy feeds his addiction without spending a dime, tapping into free internet porn, looking for a stronger sexual buzz, he says he had an affair, which led to his divorce and his relationship with his two sons, destroyed. >> the things that are put in front of us now that were sexually arousing ten years ago hardly get an increase in pulse in most people today. so how far do we continue to move that bar? >> paul little moves that bar as far as he can, because, he says, there's an audience willing to pay for it and because it is his right. >> i want to contribute. i want to make a difference. if it turns

. >> michael leahy says he's experienced that damage firsthand. he is a self-diagnosed porn addict, and author of the book "porn nation," who tours college campuses around the world, warning of porn's danger. >> i had a 30-year relationship with pornography. the last five years of that, i was fully addicted to the material. >> meaning what? >> meaning, based on the definition of addiction, my life was out of control. my life became unmanageable. >> leahy feeds his addiction without spending a dime, tapping into free internet porn, looking for a stronger sexual buzz, he says he had an affair, which led to his divorce and his relationship with his two sons destroyed. >> the things that are put in front of us now that were sexually arousing ten years ago hardly get an increase in pulse in most people today. so how far do we continue to move that bar? >> paul little moves that bar as far as he can, because, he says, there's an audience willing to pay for it and because it is his right. >> i want to contribute. i want to make a difference. if it turns

. >> reporter: jamie leahy, the wife of sergeant michael leahy works at her mom's beauty supply. >> is it upsetting when people hear about what happened in your husband's case and they look at him and they think monster? >> it does, because it makes me feel like you don't know who you're talking about at all. like he's a person, he's a son, he's my husband. >> and joanna mayo, the wife of sergeant first class joseph mayo struggles to hold her family together. >> do you believe you'll get through this? >> yes, i know he will. it's just it's hard right now, but we'll get through. >> reporter: three wives now waging a battle of their own. they want their husbands home, but they have a long wait. cnn requested interviews with each of the three soldiers, but army policy prohibits media interviews with prisoners. yet this man was given rare access. we met up with him outside the gates at ft. levin worth moments after he spoke with two of the soldiers. he is a social yolg professor and has written books about war crimes. he also consulted with the defense on the leahy and mayo cases which all

his name is michael leahy. it's so weird to see him eating the chips and drinking that mountain dew or whatever he's drinking while he's being asked these questions. we wanted to find out more about sergeant leahy so we went to illinois to talk to his wife jamie. >> we're going to be interviewing jamie leahy. we have been setting up here. we have all the things laid out on the table, pictures, photos that jamie has laid out in anticipation of our visit and we're going to be videotaping that and we are getting set up here in the living room. how close are we? >> probably five minutes. we're just tweaking it at this point. >> it was a really emotional interview. we talked about how her life has basically been put on hold because of all of this. and then in the middle of the interview, her phone rings and it's her husband michael leahy calling from prison at ft. levin worth. >> hello? okay, hold on one second. i'll be right back. okay. >> did you expect him to call during the interview? >> i didn't because i thoug

the supreme court confirmation hearings for judge sonia sotomayor's committee leaders centers patrick leahy and jeff sessions wrap up the nominees questioning. in about ten minutes our coverage continues with testimony from outside witnesses, including new york mayor michael bloomberg and several firefighters and bald in a recent discrimination case from new haven, connecticut. >> now i make sure it at this question because i afton of chief justice roberts and justice alito when they were before this committee. as you know, in death penalty cases it takes five justices to stay in execution but only four to grant certiorari to hear a case. you can grant certiorari the ury case but the execution is not state becomes a moot point in the person can be executed him between. so usually if there are four justices when we hear a case, somebody agrees to the fifth vote to stay in execution just as a matter of courtesy, so the cert does not become moot and the person is not executed in the few weeks that might be in granting the cert in the hearing of the case. both chief justice roberts and justice