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Decades. that is all the more reason for washington to shape a rational and considered foreign policy toward it rather than one forged out of paranoia and hysteria and fears of being branded as soft. whenever policy is made in those latter circumstances, think of vietnam or iraq, it turns out badly. in 2003, when senate minority leader tom dashle tries to make the case for more diplomacy before going to war with iraq, republicans dennis hastert suggested he was giving come for the to the enemy. ...

Paranoia, hysteria and above all, fears of being branded as soft. whenever policy is made in those latter cirque stannes, think of vietnam and iraq, it turns out badly. in 2003 when senate minority leader tom daschle tried to make the case for more diplomacy before going to war with iraq, dennis dennis hastert selected he was giving comfort to the enemy. they dared improving relations with beijing in similar terms. six years ago before donald trump came into power one would have described the u....

11th interview with david owen that, you know, the friend had said i thought i heard alec in the background when i was talking to paul about the dog. and you know, that was easy for alec to deny because, you know, again, witnesses you can say, well, they dont remember and they equivocate, and he was like, well, you know, hes wrong. i would be surprised if that was happening, and he wasnt -- you know, i dont think he liked that, but he wasnt as concerned, but when the kennel video came out, it be...

Drug-fueled paranoia that he did eventually wake up from and he still continued to lie about it. >> and if you recall in his cross, again, i wanted to get him talking. i wanted to let him talk and there were pauses, and he couldnt help himself, and he kept adding new things. there were a number of things he said. i decided to lie because i was paranoid because i had a bag of pills in my pocket. he didnt even describe it as some sort of overwhelming paranoia. i think he likened to being paranoid ...

Friends of paul that and you heard it also on the august 11th interview with david owen, the friend said i thought i heard alex in the background when i was talking to paul about the dog. and, you know, that was easy for alex to deny because, again, witness, you can say, well, they dont remember and they equivocate and he was like, well, hes wrong. i would be surprised if that was happening and i dont think he liked that but he wasnt as concerned. when the kennel video came out, it became, you k...

Just thought was very, very damning. the idea it was a drug-fueled paranoia that he did eventually wake up from and still continued to lie about it. >> well, if you recall in the cross again, i wanted to get him talking. i wanted to let him talk and there were pauses and he couldnt help himself and kept adding new things. a number of things he said, i decided to lie because i was paranoid because i had a pill in my pocket. he didnt even describe it as some sort of overwhelming paranoid but liken...

Impoverished neighborhood that you havent heard of before, this would have been a guilty verdict in ten minutes, not three hours. so the prosecution almost buried themselves by introducing this motive theory. they didnt have to. you know what? you know how i know they know that? in the rebuttal, they addressed it. they pivoted away from this financial crime sympathy theory and told the jury, we dont need to prove motive. yeah, it would be great, but we dont have to prove motive. all you need to ...

Forensic evidence, but according to that juror that you heard from there it was the video, that video that was on paul murdaughs phone, it wasnt found for more than six months until the u.s. secret service was able to get into his iphone that placed alex murdaugh at the kennels minutes before maggie and paul according to the state were shot and killed in that exact location. according to that juror, thats what it was about. alex murdaugh got on the stand trying to tell the jury that he had lied ...

Consider other things that might be helpful to your case. >> bill: at one point we were told his lawyer, well-known throughout the state of south carolina, didnt want him on the stand. if thats true then alex murdaugh talked him out of it. you were just going somewhere with this judge a moment ago. and what the judge said you were talking about the judge has a history of wondering why. tell me why. and perhaps he was even looking for a measure of forgiveness on behalf of alex murdaugh because th...

Did before so lots going on there, laura. >> of course were in the midst of a murder trial with alex murdaugh and the idea of the impact it could have on your brain pretty significant in what youre touching on, and interestingly enough, when you talk about the tolerance, one, dr. gupta, does that mean that you could hide what is happening and the impact on your body if youve built up the tolerance? and two, could it be a circumstance where it could very well impact your judgment, impact your abi...