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For the jurors at the very end. but you ask whether or not there was a hold out? could be. i mean, this is -- you have a unanimous verdict that needs to come down for this individual to be convicted. he took the stand and tried his best to say i love my family, love my son. look at the way he refers to his wife, maggie, pawpaw instead of paul and margaret. he's trying to personalize this relationship that he had. inherent to all of, this it's very hard to tell -- for a jury to believe that someone is capable of killing their spouse, their partner and their child. that's inherent. that's their ...

0 february 24. always, the story goes on. look forward to seeing you here monday. stick around. watch the judge on "the five." it's going to be a great show. >> neil: all right. there has been a break in the murdaugh trial. it is supposed to resume in the next ten minutes or so. this will give the defense a class to cross examine alec murdaugh who handled himself nicely if you like that sort of thing. questions to the prosecution going over everything, the physical evidence to his financial predicament. when they resume, we'll go back to the courthouse. meantime, i want to remind you of other ...

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Community. that is where we are in 2019. >> it is, joe, and i'd also say that, you know, in terms of whether congress, the democrats can broaden this out, you know, you make a great point that if they looked at all of these other transcripts, the saudis, the russians, the chinese, what would they find? they'd have to get access to those documents, and we know from our reporting and from others that this white house went to great lengths to try to restrict access to those sorts of documents, and so, you know, there's that sort of tension there, and then you have nancy pelosi who really wants to...

>> i'm impressed you know that. if you actually have to read the actual cbo study, because some of the quotes i've heard in the news have been bordering online city compared to what it actually says. if, if you're someone who has a pre-existing or just anything and you've gone more than 63 days without coverage, you can be charged up to 30% more til the end of the year. that's it. we had to come up with a model where a state actually requested a waiver, but something the cbo also did not weave in -- and, look, their math was good, there's some problems in their methodology. gregg: right. >> yo...