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Jul 8, 2021 / 11:00 PM EDT (Photo: Hawkins County Sheriff’s Office) ROGERSVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Three people were arrested on Timberline Drive Wednesday in a traffic stop in which investigators found suspected drugs including multicolored forms of heroin, fentanyl, pills believed to be ecstasy, 1131 grams of methamphetamine, and a Glock pistol. The Hawkins County Sheriff’s Office says they identified the vehicle from a tip that there would be a delivery of a large number of narcotics by a vehicle with Georgia registration.  The three suspects were identified as Matthew Cubbage (a.k.a....

Fully understand. of course it is contradicted by prior statements that he knows more about tax than anybody in the world but here we are, this is his defense. >> an you think that these comments could be brought up in court? >> legally, absolutely. any prosecutor could introduce a person's own statements against them. that is why we have the miranda warning and every defense lawyer tells their client be silent. so donald trump doesn't take that advice, but yes, it could be used in court. >> natasha, i'm curious, you see this as trump deflecting blame but also con raw boris, as mentioned, do...

>> the deputy originally said it was during the first 15 minutes, then he changed his story. >> and he said, i no longer read miranda within 15 minutes. i read it an hour and ten minutes later. >> and she wasn't facing a camera at that point? >> correct. >> futerman charged that the deputy changed his story after he found out that lucinda the lip reader had been analyzing cara's words. the deputy said, no, he just refreshed his memory by looking at the tape. but futerman wasn't buying it. >> he lied. >> and that's when futerman put lucinda on the stand. she confirmed that she never saw cara re...

Planning. she said, "they're all true. i just got some of the sequences wrong." so, okay. >> that, said futerman, is because cara was in shock and had been questioned on and off for nearly ten hours. >> it's certainly a very logical explanation for some inconsistencies in this sequence of events. >> still so many stories. maybe, thought futerman, he could find a way to reduce the number of cara's stories a future jury would hear. remember that deputy who failed to record audio when cara was in the police car? the deputy said that's when he read cara her miranda warning. her right to remain sil...

Whole life. >> the video was very grainy hard to decipher. but lucinda told futerman she would try. what were you looking for her to say? >> i was specifically looking for, "yes, i understand my rights." i see no evidence of her saying those words. >> right. but then, a judge's ruling meant it suddenly didn't matter what lucinda saw or didn't see. a miranda warning, said the judge, wasn't necessary at that point. >> you have the right to remain silent. >> and in fact cara had been read her rights later at the police station. so the jury would get to hear cara's first conflicting statement. fut...