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Expeditiously but im not confident of that. im hopeful well have it by the latter part of this week [ inaudible question ] >> we may. it all depends how the investigation unfolds. i think as far as investigations and forensics, im very confident in the men and women that work for me. but we may use the lab at some point. >> a reoccurring theme from the administration as a whole is that a lot of this has just been political in nature and motivation. how can you reassure those who are questioning ...

I am hopeful well have it middle to latter part of the coming week. >> i know -- at some point did you enlist their help? >> we may. it depends how the investigation unfolds. i think as far as investigations are in forensics, i am confident in the men and women that work for me. but we may use the lab at some point. >> rekucurring theme from the administration is a lot of this is political in nature and motivation. >> i had a female victim come forward, hardest thing in her life, make an allegat...

Could be a runaway. smarts body was never recovered but other biological evidence has been found according to the prosecution. want to bring in fox news legal analyst mercedes colwin on this. hello. sometime in this preliminary hearing. what did you take from day one? >> great the start my day with you, bill. certainly it was all on the prosecution. they have a pretty tough row to hoe. the defense thats 12 days pretty much to convince this judge that they have enough evidence forensics, family c...

Do? he said i dont want to have a baby with you. he told me thats how he said it and she quoted it back to me verbatim. and she said i -- i remember those words. >> not just i dont want to have a baby. or i dont want to have a baby right now. >> i dont want to have a baby with you. i imagine that sucked just a little bit of her soul out. >> is that your motivation right there? >> i think thats where the seed was planted. i really do. because that implies that there is someone else that you would...

Paul, amnesty international did play this crucial role in analysing some of the actual phones that you obtained from people on the list. as i understand it, they were able to detect traces of the pegasus software on 37 phones and you got hold of 67 to test, which is quite a high hit rate. i wonder paul, though, amnesty is a campaigning charity. it is rather unusual, isnt it, for a journalist to be outsourcing this forensic work to a third party? did you feel they were impartial enough to partner...

To countries with a bad track record in terms of human rights abuses. paul lewis, of the guardian, if i can bring you in here. there are 17 news outlets partnering on this. howd the guardian come to be one of them? we were invited into this project by laurent at forbidden stories. he contacted us. we had to be very careful when we were reporting this about conversing on phones, as you can imagine, because phones are obviously at risk and indeed some of the reporters who worked on this project, f...

That we can show and as you said, we did a sample of forensics on 67 phones that were in the data. of those, 37 showed evidence of some form of pegasus activity recording to the forensic analysis and for us, we think that is quite a compelling link. laurent, wejust mentioned the panama... edward snowden, rather, and we have seen this before with panama papers, this idea of teaming up with a range of news outlets rather than working with a single one. is it the scale, the 50,000 numbers, that mea...

The thing that is most important is that n50 says, it has always said, that this technology is only supposed to be used for monitoring criminals and terrorists. it has said it contractually requires government to only use this technology to monitor criminals and terrorists. what we have found severely undermines that. paul, nso has also said that the numbers in this list, and i am quoting, from their statement, are not related to nso group in any way and they say that your claim is erroneous and...

It has said it contractually requires government to only use this technology to monitor criminals and terrorists. what we have found severely undermines that. paul, nso has also said that the numbers in this list, and i am quoting, from their statement, are not related to nso group in any way and they say that your claim is erroneous and false. how do you respond to that? i do not think we ever expected them to be overjoyed with these stories or even accept them, but we stand by our reporting. w...

His attorney, kevin we donahue. i >> think the police are just wrong. >> no forensics. no witnesses. not even a body. the defense might have stopped right there. instead they decided to gamble. michael is a nice guy. the jury should see that. >> do you solemn state -- >> and if the details were a little different each time he was asked to tell the story, here is his chance to straighten it all out for the jury. how odd then that mike, under oath no, amended his story. just a little. again. like ...