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Actually carry out this murder. and what he wanted to do was have the ranch hand tortured so he could actually tell his cell mate or tell the hit man where the other two individuals were. >> reporter: prosecutors say the price tag for pam fayeds killing was $25,000. he was bankrolling it. >> no question. he commissioned this crime, and thats where the investigation began to lead us. thats where the evidence began to lead us. we knew clearly that he had an alibi for the actual stabbing. hes not t...

Dennis murphy: by early february 2016, the prosecution had rested its case against matt leili. the husband was portrayed as an eavesdropping control freak who had killed his wife during an argument. leilis defense attorney, tom clegg, insisted that matt leili was in fact an innocent man, falsely accused by the state of georgia. they have a theory. and that theory is nothing more than a hunch. it is a guess. so if you were to ask yourself questions that might have been posed of you if you were to...

Works? >> it confirms what we have been projecting all week. he was an account at that particular time, an auditor. he had a very linear, controlled way of thinking. he was a control freak. and that made him have difficult social relationships, which is why most people say he cant even sit at a poker table. he had to play video poker because he could not sit at a poker table. they were afraid he might read his face. >> yet he had this close relationship with his girlfriend apparently. >> he had ...

>> no question. he commissioned this crime, and thats where the investigation began to lead us. thats where the evidence began to lead us. we knew clearly that he had an alibi for the actual stabbing. hes not the stabber. hes not the actual killer. >> you also knew he had probably a bigger motive than anybody else. >> there were always, in my mind, dual motives for james fayed to contract the murder of his wife. one was the divorce. but one was to silence who he thought was going to be a witness...

By early february 2016, the prosecution had rested its case against matt leili. the husband was portrayed as an eavesdropping control freak who killed his wife during an argument. leilis defense attorney insisted that matt leili was, in fact, an innocent man, falsely accused by the state of georgia. that theory is nothing more than a hunch. it is a guess. so if you were to ask yourself questions that might have been posed of you if you were to have gone to journalism school -- who, what, where, ...

Are suspicious, certainly on the democratic side of the aisle, suspicious was -- had it out -- you know, that -- suspicious of him. so, i dont see how the president -- >> out of control. >> i dont see how this would be great for the president, but i dont see how he thinks it is tonight. >> no, this is out of control now. he cant rely on the partisan committees in congress. by the way, i certainly hope that congress continues to exercise its constitutional responsibility. but clearly you have now...

>> by early february 2016, the prosecution had rested its case against matt leili. the husband was portrayed as an eavesdropping control freak who had killed his wife during an argument. leilis defense attorney, tom clegg, insisted that matt leili was, in fact, an innocent man, falsely accused by the state of georgia. >> they have a theory, and that theory is nothing more than a hunch. it is a guess. so if you were to ask yourself questions that might have been posed of you if you were to have g...

The husband was portrayed as an eavesdropping control freak who had killed his wife during an argument. leilis defense attorney, tom clegg, insisted that matt leili was, in fact, an innocent man, falsely accused by the state of georgia. >> they have a theory, and that theory is nothing more than a hunch. it is a guess. so if you were to ask yourself questions that might have been posed of you if you were to have gone to journalism school -- who, what, where, why and how -- you will find that, du...

There sufficient evidence, probable cause that there was either criminality or foreign espionage activity emanating out of trumps inner circle. >> howard? >> you mentioned the big picture at the top, ari. let me give you the big picture on this from the viewpoint of donald trumps inner circle. they think that theyre in a battle with what they refer to as the deep state in washington and particularly in the intelligence communities and investigative arms to deny their legitimacy. that is, of the ...

>> he has lived in france his entire life. he seems to know everyone in the hard core ski resort famous for its rugged terrain at the foot of a glacier. >> he is part of our history and he has been the citys ambassador for years. >> he put the city on the map for world skiing championships. and if you need any further proof that being a daredevil is in his dna, just two months earlier his car crashed at the grueling dakar rally. >> he is a free spirit ready to try anything. >> but make no mistak...