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odd about his reply, actually.
I think no matter how he answers that, someone is going to find fault with it.
Say he replied that, yes, he would be completely exonerated. He would be accused of being a cocky bastard.
If he says that no, he won't be exonerated (even though he may be totally innocent), then he's guilty.
If he says, "No comment", then he's hiding something.
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