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Well. >> hes manic, hes up all the time. >> the defense offered the jury the same bogeyman as before. >> the defense went even harder at brian tate than they had the first time around. >> he could quickly become volatile and agitated. >> this time, the defense, over strenuous prosecution objections, got tates psychiatrist to testify. hed treated him near the end of his life in a hospital mental health unit. >> when you first saw him did you find him to be paranoid, paranoid delusional? >> yes, s...

Tapped phone conversations as they layout alternate explanations for what the prosecution says was an opportunity to essentially sell off bits and pieces of the state for campaign contributions and to enrich blagojevich and his team. jenna: reading the transcripts, as you rightly point out is different than actually hearing the calls themselves. they have heard the jurors from blagojevich himself. yesterday you were telling us how he was talking about his hair and the disco era and everything el...