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your argument. you can't just throw in anything that's like, you know, audi versus phil. you have to have a real case there. and a good judge, good staff, they go back and they look to see is that case -- they used to not have to act like is that case for real. they used to look at does that case really stand for the proposition that the advocate is making here? is it really central to this new argument being made here. and in michael cohen's case, they weren't real. they were nonexistent. a u.s. district court judge jesse furman looked up many of them, found they did not stand for the proposition that cohen was arguing. i think in one of them there was like not even any case there. so that's really serious because again, it's not just naming -- it's not just something you litter throughout an argument, you know, for flourish, it's what the law is built on is precedent. >> well, thank you for reminding everyone about the case audi
to the brothers to really understand the menendez family. at a certain point in the interview, i gently that, i need to ask you a few questions about the night of the murders. >> i've never seen anything like it. i never will see anything like it. >> they weren't real. >> he told me repeatedly how close the family was. how much he loved his parents. and he told me what a shock it was to walk in and see his parents. >> i think that possibly if lyle and i would have been home, i definitely would give my life. >> as we were walking around the house, straight back from the main foyer was the room where jose and kitty had been killed. and i felt a chill as i walked by the room. and i thought to myself, if my parents had been killed in this house, had been brutally
foods. and lest we forget this moment between the few you are president and future first lady, which on that other channel became this -- >> a fist bump, a pound, a terrorist fist jab? >> a terrorist fist jab? good lord. so, those scandals, they weren't real. they were stupid. a real scandal is when a politician does something actually corrupt, such as steal money from taxpayers or take bribes. not campaign contributions. those are generally legal bribery. i mean, more like the keating 5. do you remember the keating 5? senators from both parties accused of intervening in a regulatory investigation of this rich dude by the federal home loan bank board? there was -- okay. i get it. you're dozing off. that's okay. because the keating 5 story is complicated. and the more complicated a scandal gets, the more likely
groups and said can you help us find folks, and they brought us whole binders full of women. >> binders full of women. believe it or not, the press savaged him for that. i mean, the horror. can you imagine? mitt romney wanted to make an effort to hire women. what a jerk! right wing media got their idiotic licks in too, of course, jumping on president obama for, well, for just about everything. when president obama saluted a marine while holding a coffee cup, or when he made a comment about buying arugula at whole foods. and lest we forget this moment between the few you are president and future first lady, which on that other channel became this -- >> a fist bump, a pound, a terrorist fist jab? >> a terrorist fist jab? good lord. so, those scandals, they weren't real. they were stupid. a real scandal is when a politician does something actually corrupt, such as steal money from taxpayers or take bribes. not campaign contributions.
erik said he and his brother wanted to fulfill his father's dream. >> i wanna become senator of florida and my -- my brother wants to become president of the united states. >> then the mood shifted and erik described what he saw when he walked into the family den on august 20th. >> they weren't real. >> no. >> they -- wax -- they looked like wax. it's something that -- i've never seen my dad helpless. you know, i think that possibly if lyle and i would've been home, if we would've been able to do something about it maybe uh, maybe my dad would be alive. i definitely would give my life for my dad's. >> and, this was curious, erik also told rand about a screenplay he had written
beverly hills, california. >> beverly hills emergency. >> careful what you wish for. >> someone killed my parents! >> 28 years later -- it's still the case that has the power to shock. >> it's beverly hills. it's the movie business. it's kids killing their parents. >> what possessed those two handsome young men. who had been given, everything. >> a porsche or a rolex. they got pretty much what they wanted. >> why did they give back murder. >> how do you plead? >> not guilty. >> a sensational murder trial. >> theirs was the case to usher in wall-to-wall tv coverage. even before o.j. >> i was just firing as i went into the room, i just started firing. >> the kind of horror you couldn't stop watching. >> what was in front of you? >> my parents. >> tonight you'll hear the real story, told by the investigators. >> his face was disfigured from the shotgun blast that he took to the back of the head. >> by the young men themselves. >> they weren't real. wax. >> the real-life details of the defense that shocked america.
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