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try to make the new story that everyone is hearing yesterday and today with the data, correct? you are fuzzy on more important things, aren't you? >> which question? i will answer the first one first. i don't believe that's convenient. i disagree with your categorization of the description. >> but you remember the console story, but you don't remember where you put your phone, whether you took it to the kennel, whether you put it in the suburban? don't remember that but you remember that console story, correct? >> i don't remember the console story. in that suburban -- it's not the first time it happened. when that phone got down there, had you to go to great efforts to get it out. you couldn't just reach over and get it out.
>> looking now at page 15, i'm sorry, page 14, your steps that you say when you got to the house, 8:09 and paul was still down at the shop, but don't these records reflect that paul is pinging with gps data at the house at 8:08? >> this record appears to show paul at the house at 8:08. >> all right. >> so those records don't fit with your new story that you testified yesterday and today, is is that correct? >> no, i don't believe even right now that's right. i'm not saying -- you are taking 8:09 and saying that i'm at the house. that may or may not be right. what i'm saying is that when
>> look at that circle. look what's in the middle of the circle. almost like somebody drew a circle around the house. don't you agree? >> i do. but also is where you would park a truck if you pulled up. i'm not saying that he wasn't in the house. at some point in time there. when i went to get in the shower, he wasn't in the house. he very easily could have been there and been parked in the yard. >> do you agree at the bottom of page 16 that about 8:30 maggie starts tracking steps again on her phone? >> yes, sir, that's what the data shows.
so we got you back around 8:49 and leaving at 9:02, correct? and you didn't see any weapons down there. you just happened to be back there, you didn't hear anything at all. did you hear anything at all, mr. murdaugh, during that time period? >> no, i did not. >> you didn't? didn't you tell law enforcement that you thought you heard them pull up and, didn't you tell law enforcement that? >> i did think they pulled up. >> so that -- you did think that? >> yes. >> so now you're saying there was a car pulling up? >> no. >> you didn't testify to that yesterday, did you, in your new version of events that -- >> no, i don't -- >> mr. waters, i don't believe there was a car pulling up. >> that's what you told law enforcement, didn't you? >> no, i told law enforcement that i thought they had pulled up. >> but you're saying you couldn't hear blackout shots supposedly, but you could hear that, correct? >> i didn't say i couldn't hear blackout shots, but i'm saying i thought when i got up from taking a nap, if i took a nap,
returns filed each year. there are roughly 500 to 600 convictions. and most of those are drug dealers who don't report their income, politicians who accept bribes, or business owners who bribe politicians. there is no serious effort in this country to pursue high-level tax cheating. a d. c. report, the news organization i run, three years ago i reported on the koch papers, about the third koch brothers, who had been under criminal investigation until his next door neighbor donald trump became president and showed how he was collecting more than $100 million a year through what was an obviously illegal scheme. and nothing has happened. the investigation was shut down shortly after trump became president. we make no serious effort to find tax cheating by the people
>> well, incoming new york republican congressman george santos is under fire tonight. frankly, he's been under fire the last two days. why? there was a review by the new york times and cnn that revealed significant discrepancies in parts of his resume. among those misrepresentations, well, claiming he got degrees at baruch college and nyu. yet both schools tell cnn their records don't reflect him ever attending either. santos also claiming he had stints at citi group and goldman sachs. but neither bank has records of his employment. he has not personally yet responded to the allegations. however, his attorney putting out a statement, writing, quote, santos represents the kind of progress that the left is so
members and others? you have to have the business records to note that. >> so, i can see where you're going with this. and i often joke around how america's favorite past time isn't really baseball, it's truly litigation. and it seems increasingly so, prosecution on these matters. so, if he didn't do the things you're talking, if the questions raised are actually resulting in criminal responses or criminal allegations, how common are tax crime convictions? i mean, it sounds like there's a lot at stake. >> well, here i hope the people in the audience are sitting down. there are about 160 million tax returns filed each year. there are roughly 500 to 600 convictions. and most of those are drug dealers who don't report their income, politicians who accept bribes, or business owners who bribe politicians. there is no serious effort in this country to pursue high-level tax cheating. a d.c. report, the news
revealed significant discrepancies in parts of his resume. among those misrepresentations, while, claiming he got degrees at baruch college and nyu. get both schools tell cnn their records don't reflect him ever attending either. santos also claiming he had stints at citi group and goldman sachs. but neither bank has records of his employment. he has not personally yet responded to the allegations. however, his attorney putting out a statement, writing, quote, santos represents the kind of progress that the left is so threatened by. a gate latino immigrant and republican who won a biden district in a overwhelming fashion by showing every day voters there is a better option than the broken promises and failed policies of the democratic party, unquote. now, some democrats are demanding answers and even calling for investigations into the incoming freshman congressman. i want to bring in new york
jrmajekski said that he deployed to afghanistan but the records don't show that. let's bring in al sharpton and also michael steele. michael, so this is all an extension of mitch mel refusing to convict donald trump from in-skriting a deadly insurrection. he put in motion the race to the bottom and i think the problem is the ones who might 14ri7 sli through. >> yeah, that is the problem. and we might be focusing on the