homicide on counts one, two, three, and four, intentional homicide. guilty. live f from the waukesha, wisconsin, courtroom is his reaction to that and of course outside people waiting to here. six people died that day and dozens more injured. what they were trying to say or what he s been trying to say representing himself, crying in front of the jurors during his 50 minute closing argument was to consider whether the car could have malfunctioned during the incident last november. he wanted them to consider the impact that the negative press has had on his family. meanwhile you ve got the families of the victims and what they ve gone through too. he didn t talk about that. this case, of course, happening at a christmas parade. was very jarring last holiday season. at the full-time, there was a lot of question about whether or not what would his motive be? we didn t really find that out this trial, but the jurors heard what they needed to hear, the judge continues to read th
to talk to me. kayleigh: so many moments, lisa, but you look and see flip-flops a lot in politics, they re everywhere but don t see a flip and a flop and a flip in a 15 second span within fracking. john fetorman said he s fetterman said he s opposed to fracking, i don t support fracking, i oppose the moratorium on fracking and i m not for frabbing and should go away but the audacity to say i do but i don t but i do support fracking. fracking. lisa: i don t feel bad for john fetterman and had the stroke and could have dropped out and chose noted to and obscured information about his health and only person saying he s healthy is a campaign donor and they re not putting owl the medical information. if you play the video game mortal combat, finish him. his campaign put out a memo before the debate table setting saying he s not good at debate