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A murder investigation and he puts himself in the spotlight of a media firestorm. thats their mode of evidence. but he lied. he lied because of his drug paranoia kicked in and he was clearly in the throes of addiction. he lied for all those reasons. but what he didnt lie for is covering up the fact that he killed maggie and paul. that is not the reason he did it. doug, will you play the dog kennel video, please? i will play the dog kennel video. >> please listen to the voices. [[inaudible].

Why do you distrust the police? defense says he was in trauma, he cant remember. so much more to analyze, for me, points are still with prosecution. >> harris: it is interesting one point about the police, jim griffin in his closing argument today went really several minutes at different times talking about how i dont want to talk bad about the police, but. i dont want to say they are not trust, but -- try to approach the question about alex murdaugh and why he lied and how bad the paranoia was ...

Brain. i will show you on this brain model if you can see. so i talked about the reward centers of the rain. the emotional centers of the brain. but to your question economic so effect this area. the prefrontal frontal cortex. and that area of the brain is responsible for judgment and your ability to determine what is real, what is not real. maybe that has something to do with paranoia. perhaps, i, mean it is depends. but overtime i think it is safe to say that the circuitry in your brain as a r...

You did before. so lots going on there, laura. >> how in particular, because of course we are in the midst of a murder trial with alex murdaugh. and the impact it could have on your brain pretty significant. what you are touching. on and interestingly enough when you talk with the tolerance, one, dr. gupta, does that mean that you could hide what is happening? and the impact on your body if you have built up a tolerance? and to, could it be a circumstance where it could very well impact your jud...

0 work, your family, your personal obligations, maybe some of you missed vacations. but youve been here in a three-week trial and here we are at the end of six weeks. i want to thank you personally and on behalf of all of us and especially on behalf of alex murdaugh. in his opening statement it was explained the law governing your service requires each of you to engage in an unnatural task. in every criminal case, jurors are required to begin the process by presuming the defendant innocent. in t...

It with night and day from this place. and, you know, i am not one who was ever on the page with covid paranoia. so, i thought it was a breath of fresh air. and the people there, when they would visit me here sometimes they would say, oh my god! and the middle of the pandemic. what are you people living like this? and so on necessary. we dont like this. >> right. >> and it turned out a lot of what rhonda status did was smarter for the people that were criticizing were saying. he kept the beaches...

They loved ron desantis. >> really? >> loved him. and its for the governance. >> from florida? >> yeah, they were from florida. >> the people in florida like him. >> he won re-election with almost 60% of the vote. >> the rest of the country was overdoing covid, i was there doing covid, it was night and day from this place. and you know, i am not one who was ever on the page with covid paranoia. so i thought it was a breath of fresh air. and the people there when they would visit me here sometime...

His responses are appropriate. hes not displaying any paranoia. hes smooth. hes focused on the events. hes focused on trying to get information about the case from law enforcement officers, which is interesting in its own right. why is he so focused on that? and in savannah where supposedly detoxing, he sat down as youve heard the testimony with a composite sketch artist and went through the whole process to come out with this picture, which i swear is not me. howd do you do that? how do you do ...

Subjected to death panels under the proposed health reforms. >> where we do disagree, lets disagree over things that are real, not these wild misrepresentations that bear no resemblance to anything thats actually been proposed. >> there had been a paranoia around obama, always a current of it, you know, since he became a viable figure in national politics. and so its not shocking that you see these town hall meetings that seem to teeter on the brink of bedlam. >> they really dont belong here, an...

But its not clear whether well hear a lot of spoke tail light about opioid-induced paranoia, but im not sure well hear medical testimony about that. >> i have had a quick thought. i have had a number of people say to me, why are you so interested in this case? why do you talk about it on radio. valerie caught my eye in the "wall street journal." they are not asking me any longer. all three cable outlets, court tv has never left that courtroom. cnn, fox, they were all right there for the cross-ex...