It was hardly an opinion he expressed. It was a discussion of what is or is not fact. I think he surprised many of us.

"The reality is that the vast majority of kids -- be they boys or girls -- who were sexually abused do not go on to become abusers," he said. 'By the same token, if you look at all of those adults who abuse children, a much higher proportion of them were, in fact, sexually abused than the general public.'" Newsday 10/06