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referred to, who grew emotional as abbe lowell hunter biden's attorney was talking about addiction. we know that they're jurors who said that they have dealt with that or family members who have and they are far from alone they are far from alone. two-thirds of americans, either personally or have had a familial connection to someone who has suffered from addiction from drugs or alcohol. and this is something that goes across party leinz, right? basically just as many republicans, 68% as democrats, 66% of any personal or family experience with drug or alcohol addiction. so whether or not that helps hunter biden wait and see, but that juror i think speaks for a lot of americans. >> it doesn't an incredibly bipartisan, but where do you see a number that i mean, every single group and the same obviously this trial puts president biden under the microscope. he has spoken out and saying, of course he's not going to comment on it, except for as a father, jill biden was in the courtroom yesterday, how to voters feel about president biden's role in all this. you're obviously five months to election de here. >> yeah. look, i think that they recognize joe biden try
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at the point that i knew it was morally wrong and that my family were just callous for continuing to harm people by advocating this, it was at that moment that i had to recognise that i still didn�*t want to condemn their belief system, even though i didn�*t believe it, because i didn�*t want to lose the community. and that was a moment that was... it sort of shattered my view of myself. when you publicly renounced your family and your past, what was their reaction? it was horror and long conversations for a week about whether there was any chance at communication between us or whether there was any connection that we had... and is there? ..going forward. is there communication today? they did. they chose that week, a decade ago, that they wanted to still be in communication. it was something that i appreciated, but it�*s never been close. it�*s always been calls on holidays and birthdays, sort of conversations that have always centred around the sort
your client served time in connection with the same scheme. you've been saying he does not believe trump will serve time in prison. i want to play a part of his conversation that took place earlier this week and just get your thoughts. >> i'm afraid of him going to jail, not for him, not for his safety. that is on him. he has secret service protection. i'm more concerned for you and all of us and our families and for the american people because this clown had four years of being debriefed on national security issues. my concern is, in a prison situation, he's willing to give away these secrets, as i always say, for a book of stamps, and he will do it because he doesn't care. if america turns against him, he would rather see america burned to the ground, and that is who donald trump is, plain and simple.
everyday citizens making a decision about the case? >> i think it was critical. as michael said in the msnbc segment, it is hard and certainly counter to his large personality, but it is important in terms of creating a connection with the jury and also with the larger public. he, in some ways, has gotten the short end of the stick every single time for six years. he was the only person held accountable for a long time, famously. he also was charged for things -- i know he said this and i told him not to quibble with this in his testimony. certainly, he was prosecuted for things that almost nobody is, sometimes as an add-on to other charges, which is what happened in this case, but rarely is anyone prosecuted for the kind of tax evasion he committed.
arrested for gregg's murder. bill spencer made a b-line for pamela smart's house. >> she looks frantic and incredibly emotional. i'm like but this is great news. they just made an arrest. the case is wrapping up. she's like no, i can't talk, bill. i'm just too upset. i'm too devastated. >> it was the first time he had seen her like that. it didn't make sense. but turns out pamela smart knew the kids under arrest. she had an intimate connection with one of them. his name was billy flynn. >> at first someone came and told me he had a crush on me or something. i thought it was cute, but i wasn't interested. >> you're the grown up here. >> i sure was. >> you're working for the schools. >> i'm not even thinking about him in any romantic whatsoever.
coming up. students with a deadly secret about to be revealed. >> if they hadn't told people, i'm not sure how this would have turned out. >> reporter: and one of those students had an intimate connection to pam smart. >> somebody came and told me he had a crush on me or something. i thought it was cute, but i wasn't interested. >> you're the grown up here. >> that's right. i sure was. >> when dateline continues. crc by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your child's eczema specialist about dupixent.
>> i felt a connection with her. i thought, i can tell her anything. >> lovely confided how hurt she was by all the talk of pravin drinking. >> she was completely shattered. she just said this is not my kid. something is wrong. >> pravin's cousin ashley had already given lovely his version of events. >> was pravin drinking that night? was he drinking too much? >> no. >> what about reports of rowdy behavior? >> that is how pravin is in general. >> friends and family posted videos of his boisterous behavior. >> he is intergenic. >> it was hard for lovely not to wonder if he was just telling her what she wanted to hear. until monica interviewed three other students on a radio show who were at the party that night. >> this is our second show we've done on this particular issue. >> explained from what they had
r uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled for.