i m jesse watters with judgel jeanine pirro richarerd fowler,r dana perinino and a great doubt fell to 5 new york city and this is the 5 the fifth day of the presidential witness protection progra m joe biden as elusive ased ever held out hold out and can t david 16 debate peppers making them cram like crazy for the cnn debate 2 days away theyo worry joe might go away they a build him a hollywood style set that makes steven spielberg but lush. biden is having mock debates inv a movie theatre and air playing hangar with production equipment biting camp counsellors are sais to be quizzing whizzing back in for fun golf carts for strategy sessions the media concern that aids or giving them way too many facts. i worry if biden s over preparin bidg having too much gg on in your head 16 different people telling you what to do g this timoie around trims also debating jake tapper and dana bash so debating 3 people on that table. they re also worried hisn sweet 16 army are wo
enough. clinton world joining forces with obama world and taking over the reins of the biden campaign. hostile takeover. obama sees the race for what it is, a nailbiter, but biden does not always listen to obama s advice, he questions his judgement so obama is going around joe and is personally calling biden s campaign chair and close advisers asking about strategy and how biden was taking their advice. he has the biden campaign wired. obama s people have ordered the biden campaign to make sure obama is in the loop on campaign updates. obama is even making staffing decisions at biden s headquarters in wilmington. obama s lieutenants warning they will be watching thursday night. no pressure. this is the most important 90 minutes in joe biden s political career, it s one of the most important 90 minutes and recent political history because if joe biden does not do what he needs to do thursday, and i think he can, he s a solid debater, i m not sure trouble even debate septem
Really what they do is they keep these contestants up all night long. these aren t happening until the wee hours of the morning or sometimes even later, so that they are just mentally., an physically broken down. and that s the case with a lot of these people. at witthere is interviewsprod with producers. i mean, that sounds like sit down and the produceuc. ure.r yeah,duce the producer will say something like, hey, did you hear what jessica saymething said a? and they re like, what do you mean, what did jessica say about me? if you didn t hear, i don if yt want to be the one to spill the beans. and really, jessica s.said nothing. but this is just the way the producers instigate. they want you to be mentally unstable, because then we want you bring the drama, and that s what we all want to see. . ow they re exploiting these people for our pleasure. our guilty pleasure. absolutely. guilty as charged as a guiltgula i m i m guilty as charged as well. mark geragoss , the famous i law
Forestall these inevitable recognizing s? i think that it seemed so extreme and irrational. although, he did allegedly pay somebody to shoot himself in the head. i think that s what the prosecution needs to come back to, which is to say, he was acting irrationally. he lied to police, repeatedly, irrationally. you don t tell the truth caught on video video by his son who did not even know. i think they re going to say to the jury, you may not fully understand his actions. he was acting not like you or i would. but the evidence proves that he did it. and we ve given you enough of a background in the context of what was happening in his life for you to believe that he did it. do you think ththe visit to the crime scene changes anything, in one way? you know, i don t. i think certainly what it changes is their perspective. it adds context. so, to answer your question, it s predicated upon, there is a move someone who was going to vote for the defense or prosecution or vic
Effective argument. i do think the prosecutor appropriately leaned into the timeline today. both to show that the defendant had the opportunity to commit the murder, clean up quickly, using the hose that was available to him there, and then go to his mother s house to try to set up an alibi, and also to show how implausible it would be for anybody else to have the opportunity to get in and out very narrow window window to commit the murder, easing guns that they would have had to know as available to them. there joey, what did you think of the closing argument? because to, jessica s, point alex murdaugh had the time to do it. hardly anyone else had the timeline. the timeline does not argue for another killer. yeah, they boxed him in, right? the defense certainly has a lot of work to do tomorrow. in saying that, remember that closing arguments, that s what they are. they are arguments. they are not evidence. but i think the defense will attack three things. it s a compelling argumen