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Too. they paid for it with their lives. >> for more on what to make on todays development inside and outside the courtroom. lets bring in our criminal defense and trial attorney, ryan, if you are defense going into close arguments tomorrow. what are the points you want to hit? >> three words, where is the evidence? thats a defense argument tomorrow. theyre going to hammer the fact that the guns were not found. there is little blood anywhere that the minor amount of gunshot residues could have co...

Maggie when they got shot. >> despite his denials, prosecutors say that murdaugh killed them from distracting from his financial schemes that were coming to light. he was conflicted about missing funds and his law firm, and his personal finances were about to be exposed at an upcoming court hearing. >> there are plenty of times where i took money that i should not have taken. >> murdaughs defense team pushed back on the alleged motive in this defense witness told the jury that after analyzing pe...

Emotionally stunned by it? >> it was theory based on his assumptions, based on his analysis of the crime scene and the evidence about how physically it happened. this is why we heard so much testimony about what was the trajectory of the wounds, did the bullets go first into the head or the shoulder? because the defense theory about being stunned had to do, as i understand it with there be a blowback from the gun and the pellets and also the tissue that would have come back on and that physical ...

Talked to people about the ukraine war and what could be the game changer, chinese weapons to the russians would be potentially a big game changer in the trajectory in the war in ukraine. i dont see, we certainly havent heard them yet, european voices taking the lead on this. at the moment, it is an american effort, and america has more power to exert its influence over china at the moment, the economy ties are still very strong. they do have some influence, they believe, which must be why theyr...

This testimony. then the jury returned here to the courthouse and the prosecution, lead prosecutor delivered his closing arguments. and the general theme was, alex murdaugh is a liar. hes lied for decades to family, friends and co-workers and hes lying to you the jury. at one point this prosecutor laid out what the state believes happened had a night. pa painting the scene of paul murdaugh in the feed room being shot from a buck shot by his father allegedly and that alex murdaugh would have beli...

Than that. this is about their financial future and their financial freedom for years to come. >> on board my flight headed to d.c. for the peoples rally for student debt cancellation -- >> reporter: 25-year-old sabrina traveled from new york to washington, d.c. to rally outside the supreme court when justices will hear oral arguments on the legality of president bidens student loan debt relief program. six republican-led states and two dks bo texas borrowers argu administration does not have th...

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Take a listen. >> kind of broke, i dont really got it. and honestly the movement for this supports people in the same financial situation as me. and thats really something that i want to support because i know im definitely not the only one that has that creeping type of feeling about who is going to pay my debts or where i got to get a loan or type of payment plan. >> so we wont get a decision today. were expecting that later down in the year, sometime this summer. but everyone out there really...

Is somebody random. listen to this exchange from friday. >> so what you are telling the jury is that it is a random ep vigilante. >> that is your -- >> that the person just happened to know that both paul and maggie were there on june 7th that they would be be at the kennel alone between 8:02 and 8:15 and -- >> you have a lot of factors in there, mr. waters. >> and you heard him mention a 12-year-old, because the defense had an expert come on, and he looked at the trajectory at the bullets, and ...

So what were you so busy doing? going to the bathroom? >> no, i dont think that -- >> did you get on the treadmill? >> no. i was not on the treadmill. what i dont think that i was doing is anything that you have implied that i was doing or cleaning off or washing off or washing off guns or putting guns in a rain coat, and i can promise you that i was not doing any of that. >> in addition to that, he was making a flurry of phone calls and calling his father, but the state is suggesting that the p...