The Megyn Kelly Show - September 18, 2024


Bombshell Diddy Charges, and "Dating Game Killer," with Matt Murphy, Plus Megyn on Tucker, Shawn Ryan, All-In | Ep. 891


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 11 minutes

Words per Minute

178.34561

Word Count

12,796

Sentence Count

461

Misogynist Sentences

40

Hate Speech Sentences

14


Summary

In this special episode, Megyn talks with Matt Murphy about the Diddy and Kohlberger indictments, the breaking news in the case of Trump s would-be assassin, and we actually have some details on what s going to happen with the case as well.


Transcript

00:00:00.500 Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM channel 111 every weekday at noon east.
00:00:12.160 Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show.
00:00:15.200 Today we have a special episode on true crime, past and present.
00:00:19.920 You heard about the Diddy indictment.
00:00:21.860 There's breaking news in the Brian Kohlberger case.
00:00:24.580 And we actually have some details on what's going to happen with Trump's would-be assassin as well.
00:00:30.680 And we've got the perfect guest to cover it all.
00:00:33.220 Matt Murphy is a former senior deputy district attorney in California and current ABC News legal analyst.
00:00:39.800 And he is the author of a brand new book that you're going to want to read.
00:00:44.020 It's called Fellow True Crime Junkies, The Book of Murder, A Prosecutor's Journey Through Love and Death.
00:00:52.140 Murder.
00:00:52.580 Do you ever watch Shetland?
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00:00:57.740 It's this UK crime drama.
00:01:00.800 And that's how they say the word murder.
00:01:02.520 That's all I could say.
00:01:03.100 The Book of Murder by Matt Murphy.
00:01:06.220 And this is a guy who knows of what he writes because he put the worst prisoners in jail for his entire career.
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00:02:30.180 Matt, welcome back to the show.
00:02:31.620 Thank you so much.
00:02:32.600 Yeah.
00:02:33.020 I mean, congrats.
00:02:33.600 You came back on during our fraud week and walked us through one of your big cases.
00:02:38.260 And now you're out with this book, and it's a great reason to talk about what's in there and some of these other cases.
00:02:43.520 So let me just hit you up on the ones that are in the news first, and then we'll get to the book.
00:02:47.640 What do you think is going to happen now with this would-be Trump assassin?
00:02:51.720 Because there's a bit of a turf war starting to unfold between Florida and the feds, where Ron DeSantis says he's going to get to the bottom of how the security lapse occurred.
00:03:02.660 And yet the feds say it's our investigation and the FBI will run point on it.
00:03:06.300 We had Eric Prince suggesting DeSantis should not turn over this shooter to the feds.
00:03:12.380 He should keep him in Florida to make sure he doesn't suddenly have an Epstein-like ending.
00:03:16.900 So how do you see that playing out?
00:03:19.780 Well, I've actually been in one of these before, one of these turf battles, and it's interesting.
00:03:24.380 I think that the way this will shake out is that this is known as dual jurisdiction.
00:03:29.500 So both the state has jurisdiction over this and the feds have jurisdiction over this.
00:03:34.500 So it's like the old expression, what is it, possession is nine-tenths of the law.
00:03:38.980 Florida, I think, has the body right now.
00:03:41.000 They've got the would-be shooter.
00:03:43.240 So it's going to be really interesting.
00:03:45.840 One of the things that I think they're going to hesitate about is that right now the feds have only essentially brought up gun charges.
00:03:53.940 The obliterated serial number and a felon in possession of a firearm, that doesn't – there are a lot of confidence in where this case is probably merited to go, and that is attempted murder.
00:04:07.140 Now, attempted murder is a very interesting concept in a case like this because it requires a direct but ineffectual step towards the completion of the act, so the intended act beyond mere preparation.
00:04:20.460 So it's actually – this is almost a law school hypo.
00:04:23.400 When you've got somebody who intends to kill somebody, you know, forget presidential candidates, just any other human being, who takes – who prepares for it and then takes direct but ineffectual steps beyond mere preparation, is that satisfied here?
00:04:37.740 I think a lot of people would say it is.
00:04:40.840 But then at the same time, you know, attempted murders are also historically difficult to prove.
00:04:46.640 So this is going to be really interesting to see the way this shakes out.
00:04:50.140 Worst case scenario, I think.
00:04:50.800 It's going to be a defense of, like, I was just sitting on the golf course.
00:04:53.340 What do you mean?
00:04:53.660 I was going to shoot birds.
00:04:56.700 I mean, we've seen so many crazy things in court, so who knows what they're going to come up with.
00:05:01.620 But, yeah, something like that.
00:05:02.780 What I think is really interesting about this, and just in the – as everybody has been sort of looking at this case, the first thing every prosecutor is going to look at is, is this a John Hinckley type situation?
00:05:15.620 You're going to look at the mental health or the mental stability of the would-be shooter.
00:05:20.060 That's the first thing that, whether you're a federal prosecutor or a state prosecutor, is there going to be some sort of insanity defense.
00:05:27.140 And based on everything I've read so far, that's a nonstarter.
00:05:30.240 This guy's functional.
00:05:31.600 He might be wacky, but there's a huge difference between being, you know, a loon and being legally crazy under what is known as the McNaughton rule, which means you do not recognize the nature and quality of your acts.
00:05:44.140 So this guy, an insanity defense, isn't going to play.
00:05:47.760 The next thing, and I guarantee they are furiously doing this behind the scenes, both the state guys and the federal guys, everybody is looking for – essentially there's two types of assistants in cases like this.
00:05:59.000 There's assistants before, which makes somebody a principal to the crime or a co-conspirator.
00:06:04.160 And they're – I guarantee they are looking at every machine he's got, every phone, every computer, trying to track down if there's any accomplices in a conspiracy type context.
00:06:15.340 And then there's help after the crime or accessory after the fact.
00:06:19.000 That's anybody who attempts to destroy evidence or hide things.
00:06:22.500 And, I mean, the weight of the world is going to come down on this investigation, be it state or federal.
00:06:29.360 And anybody involved is going to be in a whole lot of trouble.
00:06:33.880 But this also could be a guy who acted alone.
00:06:35.680 Another thing is that just drives me crazy, as long as anybody else has been in law enforcement or the military, is this gun keeps being described, the rifle he had, is an AK-47 style rifle, and it's not.
00:06:47.580 This is an SKS.
00:06:48.920 It's a totally different kind of gun.
00:06:50.180 They fired the same ammunition.
00:06:51.780 But it's a cheap, readily available rifle that also everybody should be aware of.
00:06:57.820 He was not entitled to have.
00:06:59.600 He was a convicted felon, so nobody can legally sell him that firearm.
00:07:03.460 So this is going to be interesting to see where it goes.
00:07:06.280 Oh, so those people could potentially be in trouble, whoever sold it to him.
00:07:10.400 Could he argue, Matt, I wasn't going to kill anybody?
00:07:14.160 This isn't like Butler, where the shooter fired shots and took a man's life and hit Trump.
00:07:21.020 Could he argue, I wanted him to listen to me about Ukraine?
00:07:25.860 My plan was to get him to a point where he was scared and just to hear me out.
00:07:32.060 Now, I realize he had a GoPro and he had, they said, they call it ceramics in his backpack, which my understanding is, as I just learned yesterday, is some sort of defense mechanism.
00:07:42.540 It's like to help him be bulletproof if he took fire.
00:07:45.360 But that shows only that he was worried about somebody shooting him, not that he was necessarily going to shoot someone.
00:07:51.780 So couldn't a clever defense attorney potentially get him off on an argument like that since he didn't actually pull a trigger?
00:07:58.960 I think you hit the nail on the head.
00:08:02.460 I think that we're going to see something almost exactly like that.
00:08:06.000 And also, that's another thing that drives everybody crazy that's mirroring it.
00:08:09.540 They keep calling it ceramic tiles.
00:08:11.680 Ceramic tiles are what you have in your house or in your kitchen.
00:08:14.320 These are called ceramic plates, and that defeats high-caliber ammunition.
00:08:21.480 So our soldiers in the military wear ceramic plates, and certain law enforcement wear ceramic plates as well.
00:08:27.440 So it's not tiles.
00:08:28.900 It's ceramic plates, everybody.
00:08:31.000 So that also shows preparation.
00:08:34.260 And you're right.
00:08:34.760 That shows that he's preparing to engage in a gun battle where you can wear soft armor is what it's called that will defeat handguns.
00:08:42.320 But plates are for rifles like those carried by the Secret Service.
00:08:47.280 So this was, at least initially here, and this is all based on what's just come public, but this appears to be a very planned out scheme.
00:08:57.900 And you're right.
00:08:59.400 At some point, we're going to hear some defense lawyer, whether it's in state court or whether it's in federal court, coming out and saying he just wanted his attention or he didn't really want to do it, blah, blah, blah.
00:09:10.020 But I think, based on the evidence we have so far, this was a 7.62 magazine with live ammunition in it.
00:09:19.020 So good luck with that one, especially with a Florida jury.
00:09:23.620 I don't see that.
00:09:24.580 And they're probably finding his writings, emails, diaries, and so on showing intent.
00:09:29.380 We've seen intent, even in his own self-published book, that he wanted Trump to be assassinated.
00:09:34.480 But so we'll see.
00:09:35.180 There'll be more of it.
00:09:36.240 Okay, let's shift gears.
00:09:37.240 Again, the name of Matt's book is The Book of Murder.
00:09:40.580 It's not about these cases, but the reason Matt can speak so intelligently about these cases is he's a lifelong prosecutor in Orange County.
00:09:47.380 He did dozens of felony criminal prosecutions in one year, never mind all the lifetime that he's devoted to it.
00:09:53.860 Some of the worst serial killers on earth put behind bars, thanks to Matt, and he talks about it in The Book of Murder.
00:10:00.140 Let's get to P. Diddy, because this news hit, and this is big.
00:10:04.460 So he finally did get arrested.
00:10:06.000 He's in federal custody, charged with racketeering conspiracy, multiple acts of kidnapping, arson, bribery, tampering, forced labor, prostitution, transportation,
00:10:16.680 and inducement of travel for purposes of prostitution and other illegal sexual activities, multiple offenses, including possession with intent to distribute,
00:10:24.980 distribution of narcotics, controlled substances, including cocaine, oxycodone, and others,
00:10:30.180 sex trafficking by force, this is the second count, and transportation to engage in prostitution.
00:10:35.080 The allegations are deeply disturbing.
00:10:37.280 Talking about how he used to have something called, well, not used to, but he has been hosting something called Freak Offs,
00:10:44.300 where they said he used his business, his enterprise, to intimidate, threaten, and lure female victims into his orbit
00:10:51.760 under the pretense of a romantic relationship, oftentimes.
00:10:56.500 He then used force, threats of force, and coercion to cause victims to engage in extended sex acts
00:11:01.400 with male commercial sex workers referred to as Freak Offs.
00:11:05.360 These were elaborate and produced sex performances that Combs arranged, directed, masturbated during, and often electronically recorded.
00:11:13.920 He kept the videos he filmed of the victims engaging in these sex acts,
00:11:19.160 and he says law enforcement, this says law enforcement seized various freak-off supplies, including narcotics,
00:11:25.940 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricant,
00:11:29.220 and that among other things he hit, kicked, threw objects at, dragged victims at times by their hair,
00:11:34.320 and threatened them to ensure continued obedience and silence.
00:11:40.440 Among other things, he engaged in abuse of people who crossed him or said they would speak out,
00:11:46.060 including kidnapping and arson.
00:11:49.620 I mean, that's one humdinger of an indictment, Matt.
00:11:53.280 It reads like a novel by itself.
00:11:58.240 This is going to be a fascinating case to watch for a variety of reasons,
00:12:02.620 but we're talking about federal sentencing guidelines.
00:12:05.560 So what that means is even kind of the throwaway counts,
00:12:08.680 where you're talking about the narcotics with firearms,
00:12:12.680 that alone, if nothing else, winds up a conviction,
00:12:18.680 that alone carries such incredible potential federal sentences.
00:12:25.580 You know, just being possession of Schedule 1 narcotics with the intent to distribute,
00:12:30.520 along with firearms by itself, you know, he could spend decades in prison for that alone.
00:12:35.720 I think that what's different on this case, also, Megan, is that we've read about these civil cases,
00:12:42.260 and of course he was charged with a shooting back in the day.
00:12:46.180 This is, he's been charged under what's called the Mann Act,
00:12:49.300 or that's essentially sex trafficking,
00:12:52.160 but also there appear to be RICO allegations in here, which is a criminal enterprise.
00:12:57.820 And when you're talking about criminal enterprises,
00:13:00.020 what the feds love to do,
00:13:01.600 and what every prosecutor loves to do, really,
00:13:03.960 is you look for people who have criminal jeopardy in the complaint.
00:13:09.060 In other words, they're part of the enterprise,
00:13:11.160 transporting these women or distributing narcotics, whatever it may be,
00:13:15.040 and they are now in legal jeopardy.
00:13:17.100 And you go to their lawyer and say,
00:13:19.520 hey, do they want to be a witness,
00:13:20.880 or do they want to be a defendant in this thing?
00:13:22.780 So I think that what we can expect is we're going to see confidants
00:13:26.200 and people that are a part of this enterprise
00:13:28.300 turning evidence against ditty.
00:13:30.640 I think that's what we can see.
00:13:33.120 And I mean, I shouldn't call him ditty, Mr. Combs.
00:13:36.340 But he is, he's in a lot of trouble here.
00:13:39.280 And I'll tell you another thing,
00:13:40.640 the feds don't like to, they don't like to take a lot of risk.
00:13:44.940 And when you're talking about that word video,
00:13:48.280 you know, that's one of the things about sex offenders
00:13:50.680 that it's always mind boggling,
00:13:54.240 but they love to record it.
00:13:55.880 And it is, you know, when they did the,
00:13:58.740 when they served the search warrant on his home in Los Angeles,
00:14:01.320 remember that?
00:14:01.700 And the Bearcat trucks went in and they were seen,
00:14:05.160 they were seen leaving with computers.
00:14:06.500 And everybody in law enforcement at that point saw those videos
00:14:09.440 and said they're going to do a complete forensic workup.
00:14:12.520 And the FBI is actually the best in the world
00:14:15.100 at getting into electronic devices
00:14:17.820 and figuring out how to get past,
00:14:19.460 you know, passwords and all that sort of thing.
00:14:21.780 And the timing of this is interesting.
00:14:24.880 I think that this was,
00:14:25.880 it appears to be a very methodical, careful investigation.
00:14:28.940 And this indictment is just mind blowing.
00:14:32.780 One quick question about the number of celebrities in his orbit,
00:14:36.780 because he was known,
00:14:38.200 is known for these massive parties, like days long.
00:14:43.580 This video when he first got his house searched,
00:14:46.280 recirculated as if he were threatening the celebrities.
00:14:50.660 Like, I'm going to spill the tea on all of you.
00:14:54.220 It turned out to be the invite list,
00:14:56.880 I think for his 50th birthday party,
00:14:58.620 but we recued it up just to give you a feel
00:15:01.000 for this guy's friend group.
00:15:03.620 Okay, watch a bit of this.
00:15:05.800 Are you ready?
00:15:06.840 Drum roll.
00:15:09.780 He's got his child on his lap for the listening audience.
00:15:12.760 Drake.
00:15:13.260 Drake.
00:15:13.560 Oprah.
00:15:14.520 J-Lo.
00:15:15.440 J-Lo.
00:15:16.320 A-Rod.
00:15:17.260 A-Rod.
00:15:18.160 Will Smith.
00:15:19.260 Will.
00:15:19.760 Will.
00:15:20.240 Alicia King.
00:15:22.600 Alicia King.
00:15:25.440 Black King.
00:15:27.580 Justin Bieber.
00:15:30.480 Okay, so you're the prosecutor in this case, let's say.
00:15:34.300 And you know those are the circles this guy runs in.
00:15:38.800 Those are the attendees at his 50th birthday party.
00:15:42.800 And some of those people almost certainly knew
00:15:46.440 about some of this stuff.
00:15:47.620 His penchant for drugging women,
00:15:50.380 for hurting women, abusing them, and so on.
00:15:53.780 These so-called freak offs.
00:15:55.480 And how does that dynamic of these very powerful,
00:15:58.740 well-known celebrities with lots of money,
00:16:01.480 which frankly is probably how Diddy state
00:16:03.540 out of law enforcement's crosshairs for this long.
00:16:06.360 How does that play into how you view this case?
00:16:09.060 Well, this is going to be obviously a hugely sensational trial.
00:16:15.120 With these charges, this is not the type of thing
00:16:17.740 that is going to plead either.
00:16:19.280 This is going to trial.
00:16:20.400 I can virtually guarantee it.
00:16:22.540 And then you start thinking about the witness list.
00:16:24.620 Now, from their perspective,
00:16:26.440 we kind of saw a little bit of this with the Jeffrey Epstein case, right?
00:16:29.480 There was, he got convicted in Florida,
00:16:31.400 and he had all kinds of people in his orbit for a while,
00:16:34.580 and he was taking the jet, putting people on his plane and all that stuff.
00:16:38.500 Almost all of them stopped contact with him
00:16:40.400 after he was convicted in Florida.
00:16:42.680 But then he got a whole new group of people,
00:16:44.640 including a lot of socialites here in New York City,
00:16:46.780 that didn't seem to mind this sex conviction.
00:16:51.260 So we're going to see something similar here
00:16:53.360 where I think we're going to see a lot of people
00:16:54.900 trying to distance themselves from him.
00:16:57.300 Now, what is fascinating here is somebody leaked
00:17:00.020 that hotel video from 2016 with his girlfriend, Cassie.
00:17:03.060 And we've all seen that by now.
00:17:04.780 And I think that we all kind of, you know,
00:17:07.520 you talk about a fall from grace, you know.
00:17:10.400 But we've seen this before,
00:17:12.100 when famous people get in trouble like Bill Cosby or O.J. Simpson.
00:17:15.500 And you just, we have this public persona,
00:17:17.880 this public image that we have a hard time wrapping our head around.
00:17:21.100 Then we saw that video.
00:17:22.520 And that video was out.
00:17:23.240 Just telling the audience,
00:17:24.100 this is him abusing his now ex-girlfriend.
00:17:27.300 It's disturbing to watch.
00:17:29.560 She is 100% expected to be a witness against him.
00:17:32.280 Keep going, Matt.
00:17:33.400 Yeah.
00:17:33.820 I mean, we think we know somebody's public persona, right?
00:17:36.600 And it's really hard to wrap our head around it.
00:17:38.840 And then you see in that video,
00:17:40.840 he's in a towel and he's beating her and kicking her
00:17:43.700 as she's trying to get out of a hotel room.
00:17:45.580 And he's kicking her on the ground.
00:17:47.600 And it's like, ooh, that's highly corroborative.
00:17:51.040 Now, a thing that is disturbing me as an LA resident
00:17:55.280 is a lot of this stuff happened in the city of Los Angeles.
00:17:57.940 And we have a very progressive DA named George Gascon
00:18:02.020 who seems to be only interested in prosecuting police officers.
00:18:05.860 There's a permissive atmosphere regarding violent crime
00:18:09.720 in the city of Los Angeles right now.
00:18:11.620 And a lot of this went down in LA.
00:18:13.280 Where was the LA DA in this?
00:18:15.000 You know, again, we have the feds coming in to do this.
00:18:17.480 And there are certain crimes in this indictment
00:18:19.280 that can only be federal crimes.
00:18:20.740 But one of them is an arson that took place
00:18:22.840 in Los Angeles County.
00:18:23.840 And this is kind of what happens
00:18:26.220 when you have lax law enforcement
00:18:27.920 like we have under DA George Gascon in Los Angeles.
00:18:31.660 He's up for election coming up.
00:18:33.260 And any of your listeners who live in Los Angeles County,
00:18:35.580 if you're concerned about things like abuse against women
00:18:38.040 or abuse against children or sex trafficking,
00:18:41.220 take a hard look at that election
00:18:43.300 and decide how you're going to vote.
00:18:44.780 Because George Gascon and the DA's office
00:18:47.300 should have been all over this
00:18:48.260 and they had nothing to do with this investigation.
00:18:50.180 And it's disturbing to me.
00:18:51.920 They're disgraced.
00:18:52.860 They're humiliated.
00:18:54.320 The notion, though, that you can have these two faces,
00:18:58.060 you know, your public face,
00:18:59.100 which is this great guy who's so beloved by everyone
00:19:02.660 and brings us this amazing product in music,
00:19:05.280 but behind the scenes could be potentially a devil,
00:19:09.180 is disturbing to most people.
00:19:10.600 You know, we kind of bank on that
00:19:12.520 not being at least a common thing.
00:19:14.700 But that describes so many of the characters
00:19:17.700 in your book, the real life people.
00:19:20.620 It's called The Book of Murder.
00:19:21.720 It's by Matt Murphy.
00:19:22.840 You can get it now.
00:19:24.140 And that brings me to this guy who,
00:19:26.880 it's amazing because when I listen to the book,
00:19:29.760 like every dateline I've ever listened to,
00:19:32.340 every 2020 I've ever listened to,
00:19:34.340 Matt Murphy was the prosecutor in half of these cases.
00:19:36.600 You'll know a lot of these cases.
00:19:38.680 You're like, oh my God, this guy was that prosecutor.
00:19:41.220 So many of us know about this particular case.
00:19:43.960 It's called The Dating Game Guy or Murder.
00:19:46.900 He didn't murder somebody on The Dating Game.
00:19:48.760 But here is a man named Rodney Alcala
00:19:51.880 on The Dating Game, 1979.
00:19:54.820 It's a little long.
00:19:55.580 Watch the clip.
00:19:56.380 Seems like a great guy.
00:19:57.740 Let's watch.
00:19:59.360 Well, let's see.
00:20:00.020 Back to number one is a successful photographer
00:20:02.040 who got his start when his father found him
00:20:04.240 in the dark room at the age of 13,
00:20:06.540 fully developed.
00:20:08.640 Between takes,
00:20:09.680 he might find him skydiving or motorcycling.
00:20:12.060 Please welcome Rodney Alcala.
00:20:14.540 Rod, welcome.
00:20:16.520 Bachelor number one.
00:20:18.960 Yes?
00:20:19.620 What's your best time?
00:20:23.040 The best time is at night, nighttime.
00:20:26.760 Why do you say that?
00:20:28.100 Because that's the only time there is.
00:20:30.140 The only time?
00:20:31.000 What's wrong with morning, afternoon?
00:20:33.660 Well, they're okay,
00:20:34.620 but nighttime is when it really gets good.
00:20:36.680 Then you're really ready.
00:20:37.880 A bachelor number one.
00:20:40.040 I am serving you for dinner.
00:20:45.120 What are you called
00:20:47.300 and what do you look like?
00:20:50.920 I'm called the banana
00:20:52.360 and I look really good.
00:20:57.460 Can you be a little more descriptive?
00:20:59.760 Peel me.
00:21:02.500 Well, I like bananas,
00:21:04.680 so I'll take one.
00:21:05.860 Number one.
00:21:07.020 That's your number one.
00:21:08.260 All right.
00:21:10.040 Say hello to Rodney Alcala.
00:21:12.640 Rodney, come on and say hello.
00:21:17.040 Congratulations, Rod.
00:21:17.960 You did it with the one answer.
00:21:21.520 Unbelievable.
00:21:22.240 Matt Murphy, you take it from there.
00:21:24.480 Well, it's fascinating, right?
00:21:26.140 So that's a woman named Cheryl Bradshaw.
00:21:28.240 And a quick sort of coincidence.
00:21:30.920 Today, I think they're issuing the first trailers
00:21:35.720 for a movie that Anna Kendrick did.
00:21:37.820 It's her first directorial debut,
00:21:41.260 and she starred in it as well,
00:21:42.420 called Woman of the Hour.
00:21:43.740 And it's about Rodney Alcala.
00:21:45.500 Now, what's fascinating about Alcala,
00:21:47.260 number one, you see there the charm.
00:21:49.660 In that clip that we just watched,
00:21:51.680 Rodney Alcala is in the middle of a murder spree
00:21:54.720 that probably took about 100 lives.
00:21:58.220 And when we're talking about,
00:22:00.580 you know, we've got an election coming up, right?
00:22:02.340 And my book is not political at all.
00:22:04.820 But when you talk about Rodney Alcala,
00:22:08.060 Rodney Alcala received a life sentence
00:22:09.960 in the state of California in the 1970s.
00:22:12.880 He kidnapped and raped an eight-year-old girl
00:22:15.140 named Tally Shapiro in 1968.
00:22:17.300 He fled to New York.
00:22:18.500 He got away from that.
00:22:19.160 She miraculously lived after being in a coma for 32 days.
00:22:23.140 They extradited him back to California.
00:22:25.140 He received a life sentence,
00:22:26.260 and he was paroled in 34 months.
00:22:29.280 So he, after his parole, he went on to murder.
00:22:31.980 11 years before that dating game clip,
00:22:34.380 he had been convicted of murdering a child.
00:22:38.280 No, of kidnapping an eight-year-old off the street
00:22:41.820 and raping her.
00:22:42.960 Kidnapping, okay.
00:22:43.500 And kidnapping, right.
00:22:45.640 She lived, but she was in a coma for 32 days.
00:22:48.060 Well, by the dating game producers, just FYI.
00:22:50.980 But keep going.
00:22:51.980 Right, yeah.
00:22:52.800 And they were actually very cooperative.
00:22:54.480 It's Chuck Beres Productions.
00:22:55.580 They were cooperative with law enforcement, I should say.
00:22:57.980 I don't know if any of them are even still alive.
00:22:59.940 But so that guy gets paroled 34 months
00:23:04.440 for that crime with that little girl.
00:23:06.540 He had a parole violation
00:23:08.020 when they caught him smoking marijuana
00:23:09.280 with a 13-year-old on the cliffs in Huntington Beach.
00:23:11.800 Paroled again.
00:23:13.360 And then he was permitted to drive across country.
00:23:15.980 And the lead detective, Craig Robeson,
00:23:18.120 who's now a Supreme Court judge,
00:23:19.240 one of the smartest guys I know,
00:23:20.880 estimates that he killed about 100 people.
00:23:23.320 So that clip that we just watched,
00:23:25.100 he's in the middle of a murder spree,
00:23:27.060 finally murdering a 12-year-old girl
00:23:28.800 named Robin Samso in Huntington Beach.
00:23:30.620 The case went up twice.
00:23:32.280 He was convicted, sentenced to death in California.
00:23:34.640 Rose Byrd, who was the old presiding justice
00:23:36.580 of the California Supreme Court,
00:23:38.080 reversed that case, came down.
00:23:40.020 He was retried, went up through the Ninth Circuit.
00:23:43.820 They reversed it again, and then it wound up on my desk
00:23:46.300 with just the Samso murder.
00:23:48.260 And then we started,
00:23:49.320 no sooner was the ink dry
00:23:50.440 and the return on a remittator,
00:23:51.740 we started getting DNA hits from cold cases
00:23:54.020 in Los Angeles County.
00:23:55.280 And we went up, we prosecuted five here.
00:23:57.340 There's one in Wyoming,
00:23:58.300 who's cleared to a murder in Marin.
00:24:00.080 He's a suspect and two more in San Diego.
00:24:02.020 And at least five that we know of for sure
00:24:04.260 in the New York and Vermont areas.
00:24:06.600 So this guy was an absolute monster,
00:24:08.800 but you can see how charming he is,
00:24:10.840 which is what is so fascinating
00:24:12.480 about serial killers in general.
00:24:14.940 This guy was a true blue psychopath.
00:24:17.560 And I talk about this in the book,
00:24:18.980 but one of the fascinating things, Megan,
00:24:20.720 about serial killers
00:24:21.560 that a lot of people don't understand is,
00:24:24.240 and I certainly didn't when I rotated into Homicide,
00:24:26.620 I thought they were all like Buffalo Bill,
00:24:28.580 you know, like the guy from The Silence of the Lambs,
00:24:30.360 where they're kind of a weird outcast
00:24:32.440 driving a van and living in a creepy house.
00:24:34.740 The truth is, they're a lot more like what we just saw.
00:24:39.200 They're charming, they're handsome.
00:24:40.820 Rodney Alcala had a genius level,
00:24:43.060 documented Mensa IQ.
00:24:45.940 This guy was, he had a house with people who loved him.
00:24:49.500 He grew up with, he never suffered any sort of abuse.
00:24:52.420 He was a varsity letterman
00:24:54.020 on his high school cross country team.
00:24:56.180 And he was an absolute monster.
00:24:58.700 And a lot of serial killers will target sex workers.
00:25:02.140 You know, I think because of the nature of the profession,
00:25:04.620 it's, you know, it's anonymous
00:25:05.660 and they'll go into dark alleys
00:25:07.040 and they really put themselves in a position to vulnerability
00:25:10.080 because the profession, which is tragic.
00:25:13.600 But Rodney Alcala wasn't, he wasn't doing that.
00:25:16.160 He's following women home from bars.
00:25:18.120 So his victims included a pediatric cancer nurse,
00:25:21.320 a computer programmer, a legal secretary,
00:25:24.160 all of these women, they're the same people
00:25:26.320 that we know and love in our own personal lives.
00:25:28.660 And he never should have had the opportunity to do that.
00:25:31.260 It's probably, in my mind,
00:25:32.500 it has to be one of the single biggest failures
00:25:34.240 for the California Board of Prison terms.
00:25:36.660 And we're tracking hard in that direction again
00:25:40.080 in the state of California.
00:25:41.300 And people really need to be aware of that.
00:25:43.640 Right, releasing prisoners early is all the rage now,
00:25:46.760 but it is disturbing.
00:25:47.520 Yeah, what could go wrong?
00:25:48.360 Because we really want to find like,
00:25:50.800 oh, he was abused or, oh, you know,
00:25:52.940 something tragic happened to him.
00:25:53.900 He had some mental break.
00:25:54.860 And therefore, I don't need to worry
00:25:56.480 about the people in my life
00:25:57.480 because none of them has that profile.
00:25:59.700 But you're saying you never found the thing,
00:26:02.880 like the snapped moment.
00:26:04.240 This is just a sociopath.
00:26:06.140 I don't know, a psychopath, maybe, whatever, from birth.
00:26:11.420 It's the guy standing in front of you
00:26:13.320 in line at Starbucks and you'd never know.
00:26:15.500 That's what real serial killers are.
00:26:18.460 Like another fascinating one is this,
00:26:20.520 and he's accused, he's presumed innocent,
00:26:22.180 just like everybody else we talked about today, I guess.
00:26:23.860 But Rex Hewerman, the accused Gilgo Beach killer,
00:26:28.740 this guy ran an architect firm in Midtown Manhattan,
00:26:31.240 not far from where I am right now.
00:26:32.960 And that's, he had a family.
00:26:35.120 They often have successful relationships.
00:26:37.500 They have jobs, they're employed.
00:26:39.520 And a lot of them, like Ted Bundy or Rodney Alcala,
00:26:42.440 are handsome and charming and have big, giant IQs.
00:26:49.840 So it is really fascinating when you get down
00:26:54.840 into the nitty gritty of those things.
00:26:56.380 And another fascinating thing about serial killers,
00:26:58.380 they all want to represent themselves.
00:27:00.000 And Rodney Alcala represented himself in trial.
00:27:02.520 He did, against you.
00:27:03.640 Against me and my co-counsel, Gina Satriano
00:27:07.240 from the Los Angeles DA's office, who I love to death.
00:27:09.920 And we co-tried that, the LA and Orange County cases.
00:27:13.440 And we'd have to go in and deal with them face-to-face.
00:27:16.300 And I'll tell you what, it was absolutely fascinating.
00:27:19.600 Because you hear about that and it's like,
00:27:21.400 who would get into a guy's car like that?
00:27:23.100 And then you meet them and you see the charm
00:27:25.740 and you see the intelligence and the humor.
00:27:27.960 And you can really get a sense of how manipulative they can be.
00:27:33.400 And I dealt with them face-to-face for six months,
00:27:36.280 probably, during the course of that trial.
00:27:38.040 And it was fascinating.
00:27:39.160 And it ultimately brought justice to all those families
00:27:41.340 that have been waiting for it for so long.
00:27:42.840 You spoke about how he thought, right up until your closing argument,
00:27:46.820 which gave it to him, both barrels, that you liked him.
00:27:52.100 So we had to figure out a way.
00:27:54.120 Once he went, it's called pro-per.
00:27:55.620 Once he went pro-per and he fired his lawyers,
00:27:59.140 you know, there are so many technical elements
00:28:01.460 to a capital case trial that you basically,
00:28:05.920 I mean, it's really, there's two parts to it.
00:28:07.660 Number one, your obligation is you have to treat them fairly.
00:28:11.080 And you have to ensure that their due process rights
00:28:13.480 are scrupulously followed because you want to do that,
00:28:16.340 especially when you're talking about the death penalty.
00:28:18.040 Like the foremost job of a prosecutor is to be fair,
00:28:21.380 even when you're dealing with a monster.
00:28:23.260 But the second part of that is we had to move the trial along
00:28:26.100 and they can gum up the gears so much.
00:28:28.660 So when you went pro-per, Gina, you know, was like,
00:28:32.100 what do we do now?
00:28:32.980 I don't want to talk to this guy.
00:28:34.800 And we basically decided that I would be,
00:28:37.620 I would be the good guy.
00:28:38.500 And every time we had to tell him no, which was all the time,
00:28:41.960 I would just, I just blamed Gina.
00:28:44.100 And, you know, so he would ask for 10 crazy things a day
00:28:47.660 and he'd be like, hey, Rod, sorry, man.
00:28:49.380 I don't know.
00:28:50.060 I would want it too, if I were you.
00:28:51.540 I don't know what her problem is today.
00:28:52.800 She said, no, buddy, that's it.
00:28:54.720 And that's how we've moved the trial along.
00:28:57.240 And, you know, you've got jurors,
00:28:58.920 you've got family members,
00:29:00.020 you have to have some level of efficiency.
00:29:02.960 And that's how we did it.
00:29:04.000 And it was, so it was my job basically to, you know,
00:29:08.540 to talk to him and, you know,
00:29:10.540 to help him put on his trial and to kind of, you know,
00:29:13.780 help him attach exhibits, to attach evidence markers.
00:29:18.940 And, you know, I basically, I mean,
00:29:22.580 you're almost strangely an assistant
00:29:26.160 in helping them present their case
00:29:28.080 to ensure that their constitutional rights are followed.
00:29:30.980 But honestly, I thought it was fascinating.
00:29:33.500 I thought it was.
00:29:34.360 And let me share a quick story with you.
00:29:35.840 He, this is a guy who murdered 100 people
00:29:38.540 and he did it in the most sadistic,
00:29:40.680 horrific ways you can imagine.
00:29:42.100 And we had just sentenced the guy to death row
00:29:44.140 who's a big, scary skinhead.
00:29:46.740 And I didn't know how it worked in California,
00:29:50.540 at San Quentin.
00:29:52.160 And they don't give us any training on that.
00:29:54.200 You know, strangely, we get training in everything,
00:29:56.020 but we don't get training
00:29:57.360 on how San Quentin actually operates.
00:29:59.000 And they have different yards.
00:30:02.080 So there's an additional classification
00:30:03.880 when somebody's sentenced to death
00:30:05.440 and they go to San Quentin,
00:30:07.240 they have different groups of prisoners from,
00:30:10.040 and they classify them from the most dangerous
00:30:11.760 to the least dangerous.
00:30:13.180 And they, so they're divided up
00:30:14.920 into what are called yards.
00:30:16.520 And I asked Rodney one day, I'm like,
00:30:19.580 hey, Rod, what's the deal with guys like Billy Joe
00:30:22.500 that are going up there that,
00:30:24.880 aren't you afraid of him?
00:30:26.060 Are you afraid that guys like that are going to kill you?
00:30:27.960 And he was almost offended.
00:30:29.820 And he turned to me and he said,
00:30:30.840 I'm on the weenie yard,
00:30:32.680 name they gave themselves,
00:30:33.740 for the lightweights that aren't a danger
00:30:35.380 to staff or each other.
00:30:36.920 Like Scott Peterson is on that.
00:30:38.280 I got a few guys that I've sent up
00:30:39.860 that are on the quote unquote weenie yard.
00:30:42.080 And he looked at me and he said,
00:30:43.200 Matt, you know me, I'm not violent.
00:30:46.380 You know, fascinating,
00:30:47.540 like little glimpse into the psyche of this guy.
00:30:49.840 Like I'm not violent.
00:30:50.780 I'm not dangerous to anybody.
00:30:52.140 It's, this is a guy who is smashing people's faces
00:30:54.840 in with rocks and raping them repeatedly.
00:30:56.720 Like this,
00:30:57.680 he's as violent a human being as you get.
00:30:59.420 He's monstrous.
00:31:00.180 But in his own mind,
00:31:01.800 he's not a danger.
00:31:02.820 He's not violent.
00:31:03.680 So it was,
00:31:04.240 it was a fascinating experience.
00:31:05.720 And then, yeah,
00:31:06.800 I got to closing argument
00:31:07.940 and then he realized I wasn't his buddy.
00:31:11.240 And I ripped him as hard
00:31:12.760 as I think I've ever ripped a criminal defendant.
00:31:14.980 Yeah.
00:31:15.260 We actually,
00:31:15.960 we have a little of that.
00:31:17.080 Let's, let's watch.
00:31:18.440 Oh boy.
00:31:19.140 He's got no soul or feelings.
00:31:20.800 When you're talking about a guy like that,
00:31:23.000 who is hunting through Southern California,
00:31:26.420 looking for people to kill
00:31:28.300 because he enjoys it.
00:31:30.580 He gets off on the infliction of other,
00:31:32.640 of pain on other people.
00:31:34.040 He put new carpeting in his car.
00:31:37.460 Who does that?
00:31:40.840 What was that about?
00:31:41.880 That last piece.
00:31:43.560 So when they got to his house
00:31:45.480 and served the search warrant,
00:31:47.260 he had a,
00:31:48.880 it was almost like,
00:31:50.520 it was like a mobile crime scene.
00:31:52.740 He had this new Datsun station wagon
00:31:55.540 and he had just kidnapped
00:31:57.240 and murdered Robin Samso
00:31:58.760 probably two weeks before.
00:32:00.260 And when we got there,
00:32:01.320 all of the firm,
00:32:02.520 all of the,
00:32:03.260 the,
00:32:03.800 the carpeting in the car
00:32:04.940 had been torn out
00:32:06.040 and replaced almost certainly
00:32:07.400 because it was bloody.
00:32:08.400 So there was new,
00:32:09.400 brand new carpeting.
00:32:10.260 There was also binoculars.
00:32:11.620 The windows were heavily tinted
00:32:13.420 before it was fashionable to do that.
00:32:15.220 So it was basically,
00:32:16.780 there were,
00:32:17.060 there were maps,
00:32:17.800 there was everything
00:32:18.640 that you would expect
00:32:19.780 a human predator would have
00:32:21.840 in his vehicle
00:32:22.600 if he was in the business
00:32:23.760 of going out
00:32:24.460 and finding people
00:32:25.760 to get into his car
00:32:26.580 so he could rape and murder them.
00:32:27.940 It was absolutely fascinating.
00:32:29.760 And then,
00:32:29.940 and then they also,
00:32:31.040 they found a receipt
00:32:32.480 when they did that search warrant
00:32:33.740 to a storage locker,
00:32:35.060 but it wasn't actually listed
00:32:36.840 on the items they could take.
00:32:38.180 So one of these police officers
00:32:39.420 in a very heads up way
00:32:41.520 saw the address
00:32:43.840 of this storage locker receipt
00:32:45.600 and copied it
00:32:46.900 because they couldn't take the document,
00:32:48.580 but it was in plain sight.
00:32:49.660 So he copied it.
00:32:50.580 They transported it,
00:32:51.580 I'll call it a Huntington PD
00:32:52.760 and his sister came down
00:32:54.140 and he,
00:32:55.020 he was caught on tape
00:32:56.200 telling her,
00:32:56.760 hey, you got to get up
00:32:57.520 to my storage locker
00:32:58.360 and empty it.
00:33:00.020 So it was a race
00:33:01.460 and the police got there first
00:33:03.140 and inside his storage locker,
00:33:05.020 they found a silk pouch,
00:33:07.260 which was a trophy case,
00:33:08.700 which had earrings
00:33:09.620 and brooches
00:33:10.280 and items of jewelry
00:33:11.440 from,
00:33:12.640 I mean,
00:33:13.920 probably two dozen different women
00:33:15.900 and every one of them
00:33:17.120 represented
00:33:17.860 some murder victim
00:33:19.780 because a lot of times
00:33:20.960 serial killers
00:33:21.500 will collect trophies
00:33:23.000 of their kills
00:33:23.780 and they,
00:33:24.620 it's,
00:33:24.960 it's almost like
00:33:25.560 they go to school for it.
00:33:26.580 It's a fascinating thing.
00:33:28.280 So,
00:33:28.860 um,
00:33:29.460 there was only one DNA hit
00:33:30.860 and it came back
00:33:31.640 to the legal secretary,
00:33:32.900 Charlotte Lamb,
00:33:33.700 who was brutally murdered
00:33:34.760 in Santa Monica,
00:33:35.720 um,
00:33:36.920 during this spree,
00:33:38.120 not,
00:33:38.680 not long after,
00:33:39.800 um,
00:33:40.420 what we just saw
00:33:41.020 in the data game,
00:33:41.740 but they also found
00:33:43.040 boxes and boxes
00:33:44.240 and boxes
00:33:44.800 of photographs
00:33:46.180 of young boys,
00:33:47.560 young girls,
00:33:48.540 young women
00:33:49.080 in positions
00:33:49.840 of vulnerability
00:33:50.560 and we identified
00:33:52.120 maybe half of those
00:33:53.840 over the course
00:33:54.420 of investigations,
00:33:55.240 hundreds and hundreds
00:33:56.100 of photos
00:33:56.680 of these,
00:33:57.340 of these unknown people,
00:33:58.820 um,
00:33:59.620 taken by Rodney Alcala.
00:34:00.900 He was a graduate
00:34:01.600 of,
00:34:02.120 um,
00:34:02.920 UCLA film schools
00:34:03.940 who,
00:34:04.220 he was a professional
00:34:04.920 photographer
00:34:05.460 and that was part
00:34:07.040 of his ruse.
00:34:07.840 That was the way
00:34:08.320 he would get them in.
00:34:09.400 He would,
00:34:09.900 he would say
00:34:10.360 he was in a photo contest
00:34:11.380 or you're a model.
00:34:12.960 You're so beautiful.
00:34:14.040 Let me take photos.
00:34:14.820 And he would lure them
00:34:15.800 into these positions
00:34:16.680 of vulnerability.
00:34:17.180 And there were just
00:34:18.300 dozens and dozens
00:34:19.240 and dozens of these people
00:34:20.260 and we never learned
00:34:21.080 who they were.
00:34:21.960 And,
00:34:22.440 and some of them,
00:34:23.420 we did connect
00:34:24.580 to murders.
00:34:25.300 The one in Wyoming
00:34:26.100 wound up being,
00:34:27.280 she was,
00:34:27.780 she was in his photos.
00:34:28.560 And then we also found
00:34:29.580 a picture of a girl
00:34:30.460 on roller skates,
00:34:31.440 girl,
00:34:31.660 she was 16
00:34:32.420 named Lori Wirtz.
00:34:34.080 And it came back,
00:34:35.540 she was connected
00:34:36.400 to the day
00:34:37.100 that Robin Samson
00:34:37.960 disappeared.
00:34:39.240 And,
00:34:39.780 you know,
00:34:40.440 every time a case
00:34:41.080 gets reversed,
00:34:41.720 you can't use
00:34:42.720 the evidence
00:34:43.300 that the court
00:34:43.880 found objectionable.
00:34:45.000 So it came back
00:34:46.000 on my desk
00:34:46.640 when I got it
00:34:47.180 for the third retrial,
00:34:48.540 there was a lot
00:34:49.500 of evidence
00:34:49.900 that had been removed
00:34:50.600 by the appellate courts
00:34:51.600 and are,
00:34:52.180 you know,
00:34:52.320 it's proper for them
00:34:53.040 to do that.
00:34:53.900 But,
00:34:54.380 um,
00:34:54.900 we had to,
00:34:55.560 we had to set the timing
00:34:56.440 in this picture
00:34:57.160 of this 16 year old girl
00:34:58.620 in a bikini
00:34:59.260 on roller skates.
00:35:00.200 We found a guy
00:35:01.500 in the Navy
00:35:02.000 that from the posts
00:35:03.620 in the background,
00:35:04.620 like the signposts,
00:35:05.820 the shadows
00:35:06.840 from the signposts,
00:35:08.140 we were able
00:35:08.660 to actually get,
00:35:09.860 it's like a sundial.
00:35:10.880 And this expert
00:35:11.740 was able to give us
00:35:12.460 the exact time
00:35:13.660 that that photo
00:35:14.680 was taken
00:35:15.160 because the signs
00:35:16.120 were still there
00:35:16.920 30 years later.
00:35:18.320 They were still
00:35:18.740 in the same cement
00:35:19.600 and with the Almanac,
00:35:21.020 they were able
00:35:21.360 to tell us
00:35:21.800 the exact time.
00:35:23.420 And from that,
00:35:24.160 we were able
00:35:24.520 to figure out
00:35:25.180 that Alcala
00:35:26.100 was right up
00:35:27.480 Pacific Coast Highway
00:35:28.700 in Huntington Beach
00:35:29.500 right before
00:35:30.380 Robin Samsoe
00:35:31.060 got kidnapped.
00:35:31.980 So I was ready
00:35:32.600 to go before
00:35:33.380 we started getting
00:35:34.020 the DNA hits
00:35:34.720 in LA.
00:35:35.280 But when we got those,
00:35:36.540 it changed
00:35:37.120 the entire complexion
00:35:38.060 of the case.
00:35:39.120 And he was convicted,
00:35:40.200 he was sentenced
00:35:40.660 to death
00:35:40.960 the third time,
00:35:41.700 and he died
00:35:42.160 a lonely death
00:35:42.980 in California prison.
00:35:44.860 Good.
00:35:45.420 He suffered
00:35:46.020 thanks to Matt
00:35:47.380 and his partner.
00:35:49.040 This story
00:35:49.760 is laid out
00:35:50.620 among many others
00:35:51.540 in the book
00:35:52.200 of Murder
00:35:52.820 by Matt Murphy,
00:35:53.620 which you should get
00:35:54.200 right now.
00:35:54.700 It just hit.
00:35:55.640 I've got to talk
00:35:56.580 to you about
00:35:57.320 Dirty John.
00:35:59.420 That's another one,
00:36:00.920 my fellow
00:36:01.400 true crime readers
00:36:02.540 and watchers.
00:36:03.760 Dirty John,
00:36:04.420 we all know this case,
00:36:05.540 this scumbag
00:36:06.540 who took advantage
00:36:07.800 of all these
00:36:08.380 well-meaning women
00:36:09.180 who thought that
00:36:09.720 they were his only
00:36:10.480 true love
00:36:11.480 and all he was
00:36:13.200 doing was fleecing them
00:36:14.900 and stealing from them
00:36:16.240 and using them
00:36:17.260 and then ultimately
00:36:18.760 he was doing that
00:36:20.720 to one woman
00:36:21.880 who had two daughters
00:36:23.520 and one daughter
00:36:25.260 actively disliked him
00:36:26.780 and really wanted
00:36:27.840 nothing to do with him
00:36:28.540 and tried to persuade
00:36:29.260 the mom to Debbie
00:36:30.380 to get him
00:36:31.500 out of her life.
00:36:32.900 And the other daughter
00:36:33.760 was nicer
00:36:34.640 and tried to kind of
00:36:36.360 go along to get along
00:36:37.360 but wasn't a fan
00:36:38.360 but kind of like
00:36:39.120 just the peacemaker
00:36:39.920 of the family
00:36:40.520 her name was Tara
00:36:41.900 and it culminated
00:36:43.880 as we've seen
00:36:45.560 in the TV special
00:36:46.680 there was so many
00:36:47.320 movies made about
00:36:47.920 this case
00:36:48.480 in this guy
00:36:50.380 ultimately
00:36:50.960 attacking Tara
00:36:52.640 once Debbie got
00:36:53.700 smart
00:36:54.500 and kicked him
00:36:55.200 out of her life
00:36:55.840 in a parking lot
00:36:57.680 and I'll tell you
00:37:00.880 this chapter
00:37:01.320 and then I'll let you
00:37:01.700 take it
00:37:02.040 Tara,
00:37:03.260 the nice one
00:37:04.080 the quiet one
00:37:05.220 the sweet one
00:37:06.360 unleashed
00:37:07.620 hell on this guy
00:37:09.000 they say
00:37:09.740 be a difficult
00:37:10.380 victim
00:37:10.780 and it did not
00:37:13.180 go dirty
00:37:13.600 John's way
00:37:14.240 she came on my
00:37:15.180 show at NBC News
00:37:16.400 and here's a clip
00:37:17.600 of her telling
00:37:18.260 the story
00:37:18.760 first of all
00:37:20.360 have you
00:37:20.620 had you ever
00:37:20.980 taken self-defense
00:37:21.800 or anything like that
00:37:22.540 no
00:37:23.340 so you were going
00:37:24.520 all on instinct
00:37:25.220 well I watch a lot
00:37:26.520 of like criminal
00:37:27.400 mind shows
00:37:28.620 the walking dead
00:37:30.100 unbelievable
00:37:32.300 right
00:37:33.920 we all think
00:37:35.720 that will help us
00:37:36.540 but in the back
00:37:37.060 of our minds
00:37:37.480 we tell ourselves
00:37:37.960 probably not
00:37:38.580 so scissor kicks
00:37:40.720 and all that
00:37:41.260 you like pedal
00:37:41.960 kicks
00:37:42.180 that was all
00:37:42.800 just instinct
00:37:43.440 and criminal
00:37:43.800 minds
00:37:44.020 okay
00:37:44.280 so
00:37:44.920 walking dead
00:37:46.260 well walking dead
00:37:47.300 I watched that
00:37:48.340 religiously
00:37:49.120 so walking dead
00:37:50.080 turned out to be
00:37:50.940 critical towards
00:37:52.020 saving Tara's life
00:37:53.480 tell us how
00:37:54.360 and why
00:37:54.760 well when I got
00:37:57.360 the knife from him
00:37:58.500 I just like
00:38:00.060 stabbed him
00:38:01.140 I didn't give it
00:38:01.880 a second thought
00:38:02.760 I just thought
00:38:03.560 it's like
00:38:04.240 like it's him
00:38:05.860 or me
00:38:06.380 and then also
00:38:08.400 the last one
00:38:09.160 was to the head
00:38:09.980 and I think
00:38:10.540 that's like
00:38:11.040 out of the zombie
00:38:11.700 kill
00:38:12.140 it's amazing
00:38:15.060 how can
00:38:15.560 how can you
00:38:16.160 talk about it
00:38:16.660 so matter of factly
00:38:17.560 lots of therapy
00:38:18.980 there you go
00:38:19.800 unbelievable Matt
00:38:23.220 you prosecuted
00:38:24.260 that case
00:38:25.060 you handled
00:38:25.560 that case
00:38:26.220 but boy oh boy
00:38:27.440 Tara put an end
00:38:28.240 to that guy
00:38:28.740 yeah
00:38:29.960 isn't that incredible
00:38:30.820 you know
00:38:31.820 that was
00:38:32.540 I had a couple years
00:38:33.980 left in homicide
00:38:34.720 when that whole thing
00:38:35.500 went down
00:38:35.940 so that was a homicide
00:38:36.800 that took place
00:38:37.420 in Newport Beach
00:38:38.140 and the way
00:38:39.380 Orange County
00:38:39.900 was set up
00:38:40.540 is it's called
00:38:41.580 vertical prosecution
00:38:42.480 so you
00:38:43.080 when you rotate
00:38:43.900 into sexual assault
00:38:44.960 and then for me
00:38:45.600 then homicide
00:38:46.220 you get assigned
00:38:47.640 a certain patch
00:38:48.380 so Newport
00:38:49.140 was one of my cities
00:38:50.000 so every murder
00:38:51.380 or every homicide
00:38:52.200 that happened
00:38:52.740 was essentially
00:38:53.640 my responsibility
00:38:54.500 to ensure
00:38:55.100 the investigation
00:38:55.940 was complete
00:38:56.960 and I would review
00:38:58.120 it for the filing
00:38:58.920 of potential criminal charges
00:39:00.120 so we would roll out
00:39:01.720 to these crime scenes
00:39:02.720 at the very beginning
00:39:03.680 my investigator and I
00:39:04.760 and you work
00:39:05.140 with the same detectives
00:39:06.060 over and over again
00:39:06.780 and it really is
00:39:07.740 I think a secure model
00:39:08.980 for homicide prosecutors
00:39:10.940 and detectives
00:39:11.860 so that was in Newport
00:39:13.720 that was one of mine
00:39:14.780 and I got the call
00:39:15.560 from the detectives
00:39:16.300 on that
00:39:16.700 and you know
00:39:17.620 the fundamental job
00:39:18.900 of a prosecutor
00:39:19.580 is to achieve justice
00:39:21.600 it's not to get convictions
00:39:23.180 it's to achieve justice
00:39:24.460 and sometimes
00:39:25.560 that means your job
00:39:27.680 is to clear somebody
00:39:28.920 of any and all
00:39:30.080 legal culpability
00:39:31.140 for an event
00:39:32.100 and that one was
00:39:33.020 one that quickly
00:39:34.620 I mean you see
00:39:35.840 Tara is just
00:39:37.200 a lovely human being
00:39:38.440 she's since become
00:39:39.360 a friend of mine
00:39:40.100 I mean
00:39:40.480 and so my job
00:39:42.040 basically was to make sure
00:39:43.240 that that
00:39:43.820 that she was cleared
00:39:45.400 of all
00:39:46.100 of all criminal
00:39:47.940 responsibility for that
00:39:49.000 because this guy
00:39:49.900 was trying to kill her
00:39:50.880 and inside his car
00:39:52.200 we found
00:39:53.360 that there was a
00:39:54.860 it was basically
00:39:55.640 a catch and kill kit
00:39:56.900 there was
00:39:57.340 there was duct tape
00:39:58.440 there was a loaded firearm
00:40:00.020 there was handcuffs
00:40:02.380 he was going to kill her
00:40:04.020 and
00:40:04.340 and after 17 years
00:40:05.780 in homicide
00:40:06.320 I can tell you
00:40:07.180 that story
00:40:08.360 ends one way
00:40:09.700 over and over again
00:40:10.740 and it ends up
00:40:11.480 with the poor young woman
00:40:12.860 in a ditch
00:40:13.640 or down the side
00:40:15.040 of some hillside
00:40:15.960 and that's how
00:40:17.380 that story ends
00:40:18.240 and she's coming home
00:40:19.660 with her dog
00:40:20.300 she had an Australian
00:40:21.660 shepherd named Cash
00:40:22.780 and John Meehan
00:40:24.960 who I think weighed
00:40:25.500 245 pounds
00:40:26.840 and it was athletic size
00:40:28.380 too
00:40:28.580 this is a big
00:40:29.580 athletic guy
00:40:30.900 who was going to
00:40:31.640 murder her
00:40:32.300 it's called
00:40:33.160 filicide
00:40:33.760 he was going to
00:40:34.320 murder her
00:40:34.940 to get revenge
00:40:36.280 against her mom
00:40:37.380 for divorcing him
00:40:38.420 and the dog
00:40:40.080 bit him
00:40:40.540 and the fight
00:40:41.280 was on
00:40:41.940 and it was
00:40:43.060 there was a picture
00:40:44.020 taken
00:40:44.460 of Tara
00:40:46.520 in the hospital bed
00:40:47.400 because she was stabbed
00:40:48.240 multiple times as well
00:40:49.440 with that dog
00:40:51.260 on her lap
00:40:52.180 like she's on the bed
00:40:53.280 and the dog
00:40:53.720 is sort of
00:40:54.480 on the foot
00:40:55.320 of the bed
00:40:55.840 eyeing the photographer
00:40:57.600 in the suspicious way
00:40:58.720 like I will bite you
00:40:59.920 too if you come
00:41:00.780 near my mom
00:41:01.380 and yeah
00:41:02.700 just it was a hero dog
00:41:04.140 and a hero would-be
00:41:05.260 victim who refused
00:41:06.220 to be a victim
00:41:06.880 and that was one
00:41:08.380 that you know
00:41:09.600 it started with
00:41:10.580 online dating
00:41:11.380 and I have a whole
00:41:12.520 section in that chapter
00:41:13.680 on some of the things
00:41:14.920 I learned about
00:41:15.840 online dating
00:41:17.320 gone wrong
00:41:17.940 and a lot of
00:41:18.820 I mean tragically
00:41:19.880 a lot of the
00:41:20.880 the murder cases
00:41:21.680 you deal with
00:41:22.280 in homicide
00:41:22.760 start out
00:41:24.120 where people
00:41:24.700 meet each other
00:41:25.360 online
00:41:26.000 and what are
00:41:26.920 some of the red flags
00:41:27.960 especially
00:41:28.480 in that case
00:41:29.720 that guy was
00:41:30.460 so bad
00:41:31.780 and he
00:41:32.220 but he
00:41:32.560 he held himself
00:41:33.560 out as a
00:41:34.600 as an anesthesiologist
00:41:36.600 and I'll tell you
00:41:37.840 what for anybody
00:41:38.320 who yeah
00:41:39.300 for anybody
00:41:39.740 who hasn't seen it
00:41:40.580 they're
00:41:40.880 Connie Britton
00:41:41.720 and Eric Banna
00:41:42.660 I think it's
00:41:43.640 lifetime
00:41:44.020 they put together
00:41:44.980 a series
00:41:45.440 Eric Banna
00:41:46.700 is absolutely
00:41:47.880 brilliant
00:41:48.340 and for that
00:41:48.920 I think there's
00:41:49.840 when that case
00:41:50.700 went down
00:41:51.120 I
00:41:51.340 it was too good
00:41:52.160 a story
00:41:52.460 not to share
00:41:53.000 so once we
00:41:53.740 cleared it
00:41:54.400 I called my
00:41:55.560 friend Chris
00:41:56.000 Godford
00:41:56.380 at the LA Times
00:41:57.280 and
00:41:57.960 and I'm like
00:41:59.420 dude you gotta
00:41:59.920 you gotta share
00:42:00.660 this with the world
00:42:01.380 I thought he'd
00:42:02.120 write an article
00:42:02.580 about it
00:42:03.000 when I put
00:42:03.760 together
00:42:04.040 Dirty John
00:42:04.780 and I think
00:42:05.780 it's got
00:42:06.040 30 million
00:42:06.620 downloads
00:42:07.280 I had all
00:42:08.460 the sliders
00:42:09.000 I could eat
00:42:09.480 there's a
00:42:09.920 there's so many
00:42:11.220 podcasts about it
00:42:12.020 a series
00:42:12.580 podcast series
00:42:13.260 about it
00:42:13.700 it's a fascinating
00:42:14.760 case
00:42:15.180 and the book
00:42:16.400 The Book of Murder
00:42:17.440 by Matt Murphy
00:42:18.140 has got some
00:42:19.340 life-saving tips
00:42:20.280 in there
00:42:20.700 from a guy
00:42:21.280 who's been
00:42:21.840 on the good
00:42:22.440 end of dealing
00:42:23.500 with criminality
00:42:24.300 for his whole life
00:42:25.640 so you
00:42:26.180 you know
00:42:26.580 there are many
00:42:27.220 of us
00:42:27.500 who are into
00:42:27.880 true crime
00:42:28.360 I think
00:42:28.780 because we
00:42:29.160 have issues
00:42:29.560 we were scared
00:42:30.120 we grew up
00:42:30.480 in the 70s
00:42:31.020 whatever
00:42:31.240 there was a lot
00:42:31.800 of murder
00:42:32.100 everywhere
00:42:32.500 we're trying
00:42:32.860 to work
00:42:33.080 something out
00:42:33.580 but
00:42:35.060 so it's
00:42:35.900 an interesting
00:42:36.400 read
00:42:36.760 you find
00:42:37.220 out a lot
00:42:37.580 about human
00:42:37.980 nature
00:42:38.240 but you can
00:42:38.560 also learn
00:42:39.060 some tips
00:42:39.440 that might
00:42:39.840 save you
00:42:40.340 and be a
00:42:41.140 difficult
00:42:41.500 victim
00:42:42.100 is one
00:42:42.580 of them
00:42:42.800 so in
00:42:43.400 these two
00:42:43.700 cases that
00:42:44.160 we've talked
00:42:44.580 about
00:42:44.780 in addition
00:42:45.220 if you want
00:42:46.800 to hear
00:42:46.960 the Ed
00:42:47.280 Shin
00:42:47.500 story
00:42:49.120 you got
00:42:49.560 to go back
00:42:49.860 to our
00:42:50.200 fraud week
00:42:50.920 episode
00:42:51.340 from June
00:42:52.100 but in
00:42:53.180 the two
00:42:53.440 we just
00:42:53.720 discussed
00:42:54.140 there's
00:42:54.540 one element
00:42:56.060 of the
00:42:56.420 crime solving
00:42:57.080 that was
00:42:57.820 important
00:42:58.180 and that
00:42:58.540 is the
00:42:58.800 guy's
00:42:59.100 car
00:42:59.520 what's
00:43:00.620 what was
00:43:01.080 in
00:43:01.460 the car
00:43:02.180 how did
00:43:03.200 he lure
00:43:03.560 people
00:43:03.940 along
00:43:04.340 how did
00:43:04.740 he use
00:43:05.040 his vehicle
00:43:05.500 and that
00:43:06.180 is also
00:43:06.500 the case
00:43:06.960 with Brian
00:43:07.820 Kohlberger
00:43:08.280 the guy
00:43:09.080 accused of
00:43:09.580 murdering
00:43:09.920 these four
00:43:10.320 Idaho
00:43:10.660 students
00:43:11.200 and he
00:43:13.420 was amazingly
00:43:14.600 allowed to
00:43:15.160 clean the car
00:43:15.760 while the feds
00:43:16.300 were allegedly
00:43:16.740 watching him
00:43:17.980 I don't know
00:43:19.560 whether they
00:43:19.960 went and
00:43:20.320 retrieved
00:43:20.780 whatever he
00:43:21.240 cleaned
00:43:21.620 out of
00:43:22.380 the car
00:43:22.780 from the
00:43:23.440 trash can
00:43:24.040 that's never
00:43:24.620 been admitted
00:43:25.500 if they
00:43:25.900 did
00:43:26.200 and he
00:43:27.480 just got
00:43:28.360 a change
00:43:28.840 of venue
00:43:29.320 Matt
00:43:29.700 from
00:43:30.680 Moscow
00:43:31.820 Idaho
00:43:32.740 to Boise
00:43:34.320 I think
00:43:35.020 maybe Boise
00:43:35.900 it looks like
00:43:36.860 there's an
00:43:37.740 administrative
00:43:38.240 judge
00:43:38.920 at a higher
00:43:39.540 court
00:43:39.880 who's now
00:43:40.320 going to
00:43:40.720 decide
00:43:41.180 exactly
00:43:41.760 where this
00:43:42.180 case should
00:43:42.560 land
00:43:42.960 and it
00:43:43.900 looks like
00:43:44.380 Judge Judge
00:43:45.180 the guy
00:43:45.820 who
00:43:46.060 that's his
00:43:46.520 actual name
00:43:47.020 who was
00:43:48.040 overseeing
00:43:48.500 this
00:43:48.720 is asking
00:43:49.400 for this
00:43:50.000 baton
00:43:50.400 to be
00:43:50.680 passed
00:43:51.040 he doesn't
00:43:51.380 want to
00:43:51.620 have to
00:43:51.860 travel
00:43:52.180 and try
00:43:53.040 it
00:43:53.160 someplace
00:43:53.440 else
00:43:53.900 the defense
00:43:55.100 sees this
00:43:56.180 as a
00:43:56.700 victory
00:43:57.080 on at
00:43:58.000 least two
00:43:58.380 fronts
00:43:58.760 number one
00:43:59.300 they don't
00:43:59.680 want the
00:43:59.980 case tried
00:44:00.480 in the
00:44:01.320 college town
00:44:02.000 in which
00:44:02.340 the murders
00:44:02.740 were committed
00:44:03.260 and number
00:44:04.100 two
00:44:04.540 they've been
00:44:05.780 jumping up
00:44:06.480 and down
00:44:06.980 about genetic
00:44:08.040 genealogy
00:44:09.080 and they
00:44:10.420 appear to
00:44:11.060 have some
00:44:11.660 suspicion
00:44:12.220 that the
00:44:13.320 feds
00:44:13.700 crossed
00:44:14.200 some
00:44:14.720 unlawful
00:44:15.700 lines
00:44:16.320 in
00:44:17.580 tracking
00:44:18.780 down
00:44:19.320 his name
00:44:20.040 that they
00:44:20.980 had
00:44:21.300 genetic
00:44:21.720 DNA
00:44:22.220 they
00:44:22.760 had
00:44:23.120 that they
00:44:23.960 had
00:44:24.280 touch
00:44:26.060 DNA
00:44:26.440 on the
00:44:27.820 knife
00:44:28.100 sheath
00:44:28.560 and that
00:44:29.580 they were
00:44:29.900 able to
00:44:30.380 trace
00:44:30.680 that
00:44:31.060 to
00:44:31.540 his
00:44:32.400 dad
00:44:32.900 in the
00:44:33.560 Poconos
00:44:33.920 and once
00:44:34.260 you had
00:44:34.500 his dad
00:44:34.960 you were
00:44:35.540 very close
00:44:36.200 to having
00:44:36.520 him
00:44:36.840 and the
00:44:38.500 belief
00:44:39.420 may be
00:44:40.180 that the
00:44:41.140 feds
00:44:41.580 somehow
00:44:42.000 got to
00:44:43.000 that name
00:44:43.840 got from
00:44:45.140 the
00:44:45.380 touch
00:44:46.160 DNA
00:44:46.480 to the
00:44:47.200 name
00:44:47.340 of the
00:44:47.520 father
00:44:47.840 by doing
00:44:48.880 something
00:44:49.260 they
00:44:49.500 shouldn't
00:44:49.880 have
00:44:50.260 and if
00:44:51.560 that's
00:44:51.980 true
00:44:52.440 the defense
00:44:53.060 believes
00:44:53.520 it might
00:44:53.920 have
00:44:54.100 grounds
00:44:54.500 to blow
00:44:55.140 up
00:44:55.420 this
00:44:55.860 entire
00:44:56.460 case
00:44:57.020 because
00:44:57.700 everything
00:44:58.200 thereafter
00:44:58.660 the cheek
00:44:59.140 swab
00:44:59.440 that actually
00:44:59.880 did show
00:45:00.420 was Brian's
00:45:01.080 DNA
00:45:01.360 is fruit
00:45:02.480 of the
00:45:02.660 poisonous
00:45:02.960 tree
00:45:03.280 as we
00:45:03.660 learned
00:45:03.840 about
00:45:04.060 in law
00:45:04.340 school
00:45:04.500 and you
00:45:04.760 probably
00:45:05.220 used that
00:45:05.660 phrase
00:45:06.200 a lot
00:45:06.520 or had
00:45:06.980 it used
00:45:07.220 against
00:45:07.480 you
00:45:07.660 so what
00:45:08.700 do you
00:45:08.860 make
00:45:09.020 of these
00:45:09.260 latest
00:45:09.460 developments
00:45:09.880 in
00:45:10.080 Kohlberger
00:45:10.400 so as
00:45:12.520 far as
00:45:12.920 the
00:45:13.080 change
00:45:13.420 of
00:45:13.520 venue
00:45:13.720 goes
00:45:14.080 this
00:45:14.440 is
00:45:14.640 capital
00:45:15.000 case
00:45:15.280 litigation
00:45:15.720 for
00:45:16.220 the
00:45:16.400 Ninth
00:45:16.680 Circuit
00:45:17.020 so this
00:45:17.660 is
00:45:17.800 the
00:45:17.940 Ninth
00:45:18.140 Circuit
00:45:18.340 Court
00:45:18.600 of
00:45:18.720 Appeal
00:45:19.040 and
00:45:19.940 it
00:45:20.220 you
00:45:20.660 know
00:45:20.760 any
00:45:21.040 death
00:45:21.280 penalty
00:45:21.520 case
00:45:21.980 and
00:45:22.320 they
00:45:22.700 should
00:45:23.020 they
00:45:23.840 undergo
00:45:24.920 the
00:45:25.200 highest
00:45:25.560 level
00:45:25.880 of
00:45:26.040 impel
00:45:26.280 scrutiny
00:45:26.700 so when
00:45:27.700 you have
00:45:28.080 a small
00:45:28.500 town
00:45:28.800 like this
00:45:29.240 the
00:45:29.380 defense's
00:45:29.840 argument
00:45:30.100 was can
00:45:30.560 we really
00:45:30.840 get a
00:45:31.080 fair
00:45:31.220 trial
00:45:31.540 here
00:45:31.760 it
00:45:32.360 is
00:45:32.520 very
00:45:32.880 rare
00:45:33.280 that
00:45:33.660 you
00:45:33.820 see
00:45:34.180 a
00:45:34.460 change
00:45:34.700 of
00:45:34.820 venue
00:45:34.980 based
00:45:35.280 on
00:45:35.460 pretrial
00:45:35.900 publicity
00:45:36.380 because
00:45:36.800 you
00:45:37.000 can
00:45:37.140 almost
00:45:37.620 always
00:45:38.060 find
00:45:38.420 called
00:45:39.060 a
00:45:39.180 venire
00:45:39.540 that's
00:45:40.060 a
00:45:40.220 jury
00:45:40.460 pool
00:45:40.820 where
00:45:41.080 you
00:45:41.220 can
00:45:41.380 find
00:45:41.660 12
00:45:42.140 fair
00:45:42.680 deliberating
00:45:43.300 jurors
00:45:43.700 and I
00:45:44.240 think
00:45:44.360 they
00:45:44.500 probably
00:45:44.940 could
00:45:45.240 have
00:45:45.360 done
00:45:45.520 that
00:45:45.700 in
00:45:45.820 the
00:45:45.920 Moscow
00:45:46.180 area
00:45:46.520 as
00:45:46.780 well
00:45:47.000 but
00:45:47.400 this
00:45:48.000 is
00:45:48.180 sort
00:45:48.380 of
00:45:48.480 an
00:45:48.560 abundance
00:45:48.920 of
00:45:49.120 caution
00:45:49.500 where
00:45:50.080 they
00:45:50.500 don't
00:45:50.960 want
00:45:51.200 this
00:45:51.380 to be
00:45:51.600 an
00:45:51.700 appellate
00:45:52.080 issue
00:45:52.420 and
00:45:53.320 I
00:45:53.580 think
00:45:53.920 that
00:45:54.260 for
00:45:55.260 death
00:45:55.540 penalty
00:45:55.780 cases
00:45:56.160 in
00:45:56.440 general
00:45:56.820 in
00:45:57.040 the
00:45:57.140 western
00:45:57.340 United
00:45:57.620 States
00:45:58.000 it
00:45:58.300 is
00:45:58.560 it's
00:45:58.880 a
00:45:59.000 bifurcated
00:45:59.560 system
00:46:00.060 okay
00:46:00.400 so
00:46:00.620 there's
00:46:00.940 a
00:46:01.700 guilt
00:46:01.940 phase
00:46:02.340 and
00:46:02.820 then
00:46:02.940 there's
00:46:03.120 a
00:46:03.240 penalty
00:46:03.500 phase
00:46:03.860 with
00:46:04.080 the
00:46:04.260 same
00:46:04.540 jury
00:46:04.900 and
00:46:05.640 essentially
00:46:06.180 what
00:46:06.540 the
00:46:06.720 judge's
00:46:07.200 job
00:46:07.560 is
00:46:07.720 to
00:46:07.840 make
00:46:08.000 sure
00:46:08.200 that
00:46:08.440 the
00:46:08.780 defendant
00:46:09.120 gets
00:46:09.380 a
00:46:09.520 fair
00:46:09.680 trial
00:46:10.060 but
00:46:10.660 really
00:46:18.380 example
00:46:18.760 that
00:46:19.000 because
00:46:19.240 that
00:46:19.420 poor
00:46:19.640 family
00:46:20.040 had
00:46:20.240 to
00:46:20.340 go
00:46:20.460 through
00:46:20.620 that
00:46:20.840 three
00:46:21.400 times
00:46:21.920 and
00:46:22.140 it
00:46:22.280 destroyed
00:46:22.740 them
00:46:23.000 so
00:46:23.480 what
00:46:23.660 the
00:46:23.820 judge
00:46:24.100 is
00:46:24.280 thinking
00:46:24.660 kind
00:46:24.920 of
00:46:25.000 behind
00:46:25.220 the
00:46:25.400 scenes
00:46:25.620 is
00:46:25.800 he
00:46:25.960 doesn't
00:46:26.240 want
00:46:26.440 that
00:46:26.620 case
00:46:26.880 to
00:46:27.000 get
00:46:27.120 reversed
00:46:27.560 so
00:46:28.100 when
00:46:28.200 the
00:46:28.260 defense
00:46:28.580 has
00:46:28.820 an
00:46:29.360 argument
00:46:29.840 that
00:46:30.100 hey
00:46:30.240 maybe
00:46:30.480 we
00:46:30.660 should
00:46:30.840 move
00:46:31.040 this
00:46:31.300 that
00:46:31.920 was
00:46:32.080 a
00:46:32.260 very
00:46:32.620 conservative
00:46:33.240 careful
00:46:34.160 decision
00:46:35.120 that
00:46:35.840 I
00:46:36.500 think
00:46:36.740 at the
00:46:36.960 end
00:46:37.040 of
00:46:37.140 the
00:46:37.220 day
00:46:37.340 is
00:46:37.460 not
00:46:37.760 going
00:46:37.860 to
00:46:37.940 have
00:46:38.180 a
00:46:38.280 negative
00:46:38.500 impact
00:46:38.900 for
00:46:39.080 the
00:46:39.220 prosecution
00:46:39.680 at
00:46:40.060 all
00:46:40.300 and
00:46:40.540 I
00:46:40.640 think
00:46:40.800 it
00:46:40.900 will
00:46:41.020 have
00:46:41.220 a
00:46:41.440 really
00:46:41.800 positive
00:46:42.460 effect
00:46:42.920 for
00:46:43.540 this
00:46:43.720 case
00:46:43.960 on
00:46:44.120 appeal
00:46:44.460 as
00:46:45.240 far
00:46:45.480 as
00:46:45.600 that
00:46:45.740 DNA
00:46:46.100 argument
00:46:47.060 goes
00:46:47.540 I
00:46:47.800 think
00:46:47.980 that's
00:46:48.220 a
00:46:48.360 loser
00:46:48.600 for
00:46:48.880 the
00:46:48.980 defense
00:46:49.400 this
00:46:49.740 is
00:46:49.900 something
00:46:50.140 that's
00:46:50.360 been
00:46:50.500 argued
00:46:50.800 over
00:46:51.040 and
00:46:51.140 over
00:46:51.280 again
00:46:51.540 you
00:46:51.680 talk
00:46:51.920 about
00:46:52.140 familial
00:46:52.720 DNA
00:46:53.100 there
00:46:53.880 were
00:46:54.060 other
00:46:54.400 things
00:46:54.980 that
00:46:55.420 essentially
00:46:56.500 brought
00:46:57.060 the
00:46:57.500 focus
00:46:59.620 of
00:46:59.880 suspicion
00:47:00.400 on
00:47:00.820 Sue
00:47:01.060 Koberger
00:47:01.560 you
00:47:02.120 know
00:47:02.220 there's
00:47:02.480 video
00:47:02.780 of his
00:47:03.120 car
00:47:03.560 there's
00:47:03.960 cell
00:47:04.200 phone
00:47:04.440 pings
00:47:04.840 there
00:47:05.980 there's
00:47:06.440 plenty
00:47:06.860 of
00:47:07.000 information
00:47:07.460 but
00:47:07.820 as
00:47:08.980 a
00:47:09.180 general
00:47:09.560 rule
00:47:10.140 DNA
00:47:10.680 is
00:47:11.040 not
00:47:11.240 something
00:47:11.580 that
00:47:11.860 you
00:47:12.000 can
00:47:12.180 suppress
00:47:12.580 when
00:47:12.760 it's
00:47:12.940 taken
00:47:13.220 from
00:47:13.680 the
00:47:13.960 defendant
00:47:14.360 okay
00:47:15.060 so
00:47:15.300 if
00:47:15.440 you
00:47:15.560 find
00:47:15.920 if
00:47:16.240 a
00:47:16.580 search
00:47:16.820 warrant
00:47:17.000 is
00:47:17.120 violated
00:47:17.540 you
00:47:17.820 find
00:47:18.220 a
00:47:18.760 murder
00:47:18.980 weapon
00:47:19.300 in
00:47:19.460 somebody's
00:47:19.860 home
00:47:20.040 you
00:47:20.280 can
00:47:20.460 suppress
00:47:20.980 that
00:47:21.400 but
00:47:21.940 this
00:47:22.200 is
00:47:22.400 there's
00:47:22.600 a
00:47:22.680 concept
00:47:22.980 known
00:47:23.220 as
00:47:23.340 inevitable
00:47:23.700 discovery
00:47:24.360 and
00:47:25.000 that
00:47:25.140 exists
00:47:25.400 in
00:47:25.660 state
00:47:25.860 law
00:47:26.060 as
00:47:26.560 federal
00:47:27.120 in
00:47:27.380 my
00:47:27.620 moot
00:47:28.100 court
00:47:28.340 competition
00:47:28.960 back
00:47:29.360 when
00:47:29.480 I
00:47:29.560 was
00:47:29.660 just
00:47:29.860 a
00:47:30.020 law
00:47:30.540 student
00:47:30.920 and
00:47:31.640 we
00:47:31.800 won
00:47:32.140 actually
00:47:33.620 we
00:47:33.780 lost
00:47:34.000 in
00:47:34.100 the
00:47:34.180 finals
00:47:34.380 but
00:47:34.520 I
00:47:34.700 won
00:47:34.860 a
00:47:34.980 special
00:47:35.220 award
00:47:35.480 anyway
00:47:35.920 that
00:47:36.860 was
00:47:37.000 the
00:47:37.100 whole
00:47:37.200 thing
00:47:37.440 inevitable
00:47:37.880 discovery
00:47:38.360 so
00:47:38.560 if
00:47:38.660 they
00:47:38.740 can
00:47:38.860 show
00:47:39.060 they
00:47:39.200 would
00:47:39.340 have
00:47:39.420 found
00:47:39.580 this
00:47:39.740 guy
00:47:39.880 anyway
00:47:40.320 then
00:47:41.240 they
00:47:41.640 can
00:47:41.800 get
00:47:41.940 it
00:47:42.040 in
00:47:42.160 so
00:47:42.680 you're
00:47:42.880 saying
00:47:43.200 even
00:47:43.580 if
00:47:44.040 they
00:47:44.720 detected
00:47:45.240 Brian
00:47:45.600 Kohlberger's
00:47:46.320 dad
00:47:46.780 by
00:47:47.660 doing
00:47:48.000 something
00:47:48.600 untoward
00:47:49.720 by
00:47:50.100 maybe
00:47:50.460 accessing
00:47:51.060 some
00:47:51.380 database
00:47:51.880 they
00:47:52.240 shouldn't
00:47:52.680 have
00:47:52.960 the
00:47:53.120 feds
00:47:53.440 and
00:47:53.580 so
00:47:53.760 on
00:47:53.940 that
00:47:54.660 you
00:47:54.960 still
00:47:55.380 like
00:47:55.620 the
00:47:55.760 prosecution's
00:47:56.540 chances
00:47:56.860 because
00:47:57.300 the
00:47:58.240 they
00:47:58.560 were
00:47:58.720 driving
00:47:59.260 at
00:47:59.560 Brian
00:47:59.860 Kohlberger
00:48:00.440 through
00:48:00.740 more
00:48:01.100 than
00:48:01.360 just
00:48:01.780 the
00:48:02.480 DNA
00:48:02.900 on
00:48:03.340 the
00:48:03.480 knife
00:48:03.740 sheath
00:48:04.120 and
00:48:04.580 he
00:48:05.020 would
00:48:05.300 have
00:48:05.440 been
00:48:05.720 inevitably
00:48:06.360 discovered
00:48:07.360 yes
00:48:08.800 and you
00:48:09.260 and the
00:48:09.640 remedy
00:48:09.920 generally
00:48:10.460 for
00:48:10.740 DNA
00:48:11.120 problems
00:48:11.540 like
00:48:11.720 this
00:48:11.920 is
00:48:12.080 you
00:48:12.160 just
00:48:12.360 retest
00:48:13.020 the
00:48:13.360 suspect
00:48:13.660 you
00:48:14.440 know
00:48:14.520 he
00:48:14.720 can't
00:48:15.260 change
00:48:15.660 his
00:48:15.840 DNA
00:48:16.160 his
00:48:16.360 DNA
00:48:16.560 doesn't
00:48:17.000 change
00:48:17.520 so
00:48:18.320 this
00:48:18.500 is
00:48:18.660 one
00:48:18.840 of
00:48:18.920 those
00:48:19.080 things
00:48:19.340 and
00:48:19.520 this
00:48:20.400 is
00:48:20.580 the
00:48:21.200 cutting
00:48:21.900 edge
00:48:22.220 of
00:48:22.700 DNA
00:48:24.520 forensics
00:48:25.680 basically
00:48:26.040 it's
00:48:26.240 called
00:48:26.420 familial
00:48:27.020 DNA
00:48:27.420 these
00:48:28.100 are
00:48:28.420 the
00:48:28.540 cases
00:48:28.820 that
00:48:29.000 are
00:48:29.060 getting
00:48:29.200 made
00:48:29.420 like
00:48:29.700 one
00:48:30.180 of
00:48:30.340 mine
00:48:30.500 I
00:48:30.620 prosecuted
00:48:31.100 the
00:48:31.240 Golden
00:48:31.400 State
00:48:31.640 Killer
00:48:31.900 I was
00:48:32.180 the
00:48:32.300 Orange
00:48:32.500 County
00:48:32.740 prosecutor
00:48:33.200 one
00:48:33.820 of
00:48:33.960 several
00:48:34.260 prosecutors
00:48:34.740 on
00:48:35.000 that
00:48:35.180 case
00:48:35.480 every
00:48:35.720 case
00:48:36.080 you
00:48:36.260 ever
00:48:36.540 heard
00:48:36.840 of
00:48:37.060 Matt
00:48:37.300 Murphy
00:48:37.600 was
00:48:37.900 the
00:48:38.060 DA
00:48:38.300 that's
00:48:38.900 just
00:48:39.020 the
00:48:39.180 bottom
00:48:39.360 line
00:48:39.640 every
00:48:40.340 yeah
00:48:40.880 keep
00:48:41.160 going
00:48:41.520 the
00:48:41.940 book
00:48:42.140 well
00:48:42.440 you
00:48:48.660 seen
00:48:48.940 Joseph
00:48:49.260 D'Angelo
00:48:49.700 just
00:48:49.960 the
00:48:50.880 man
00:48:51.160 was
00:48:51.340 the
00:48:51.540 devil
00:48:51.860 but
00:48:52.240 that
00:48:53.400 was
00:48:53.540 a
00:48:53.660 case
00:48:53.880 that
00:48:53.980 was
00:48:54.080 made
00:48:54.300 with
00:48:54.660 familial
00:48:55.240 DNA
00:48:55.600 and
00:48:56.340 there
00:48:56.920 are
00:48:57.120 and
00:48:57.300 there's
00:48:57.940 a bunch
00:48:58.220 of
00:48:58.320 others
00:48:58.520 that
00:48:58.640 didn't
00:48:58.800 have
00:48:58.920 a lot
00:48:59.100 of
00:48:59.200 media
00:48:59.440 you
00:48:59.960 know
00:49:00.080 my
00:49:00.280 Neil
00:49:00.480 case
00:49:00.840 out of
00:49:01.120 Newport
00:49:01.460 which
00:49:01.660 was
00:49:01.860 a
00:49:02.240 case
00:49:02.700 from
00:49:02.860 the
00:49:03.000 early
00:49:03.240 70s
00:49:03.780 was
00:49:03.920 a
00:49:04.080 five
00:49:04.320 year old
00:49:04.560 girl
00:49:04.740 was
00:49:04.900 kidnapped
00:49:05.180 and
00:49:05.580 murdered
00:49:06.520 there's
00:49:07.840 a whole
00:49:08.640 rash
00:49:09.240 of these
00:49:09.520 things
00:49:09.840 and
00:49:10.220 they've
00:49:10.560 been
00:49:10.720 challenged
00:49:11.200 and
00:49:11.760 they
00:49:12.060 have
00:49:12.420 repeatedly
00:49:13.740 been
00:49:14.000 shut
00:49:14.280 down
00:49:14.560 by
00:49:14.740 the
00:49:14.880 courts
00:49:15.120 of
00:49:15.240 appeal
00:49:15.520 and
00:49:16.020 so
00:49:16.420 you
00:49:17.080 know
00:49:17.180 the
00:49:17.360 Koberger
00:49:17.880 defense
00:49:18.480 team
00:49:18.840 they're
00:49:19.120 doing
00:49:19.380 what
00:49:19.600 they
00:49:19.720 have
00:49:19.920 to
00:49:20.060 do
00:49:20.340 I
00:49:20.540 have
00:49:20.680 no
00:49:20.840 criticism
00:49:21.380 for
00:49:21.600 them
00:49:21.880 that's
00:49:22.480 their
00:49:22.620 job
00:49:22.980 is
00:49:23.140 to
00:49:23.240 ensure
00:49:23.500 that
00:49:23.680 their
00:49:23.800 client
00:49:24.060 can
00:49:24.200 spare
00:49:24.400 trial
00:49:24.800 and
00:49:25.340 to
00:49:25.480 present
00:49:25.780 whatever
00:49:26.060 issues
00:49:26.440 they
00:49:26.600 can
00:49:26.840 but
00:49:27.340 they're
00:49:27.520 pretty
00:49:27.820 dramatic
00:49:28.240 about
00:49:28.560 a lot
00:49:28.840 of
00:49:28.980 things
00:49:29.280 they're
00:49:29.440 doing
00:49:29.720 and
00:49:30.460 I
00:49:30.680 can
00:49:30.840 tell
00:49:31.040 you
00:49:31.160 right
00:49:31.320 now
00:49:31.520 I
00:49:31.740 have
00:49:32.060 that
00:49:32.900 that
00:49:33.540 sounds
00:49:33.960 good
00:49:34.300 especially
00:49:35.380 to
00:49:35.760 a
00:49:35.980 lay
00:49:36.160 audience
00:49:36.620 that
00:49:37.360 his
00:49:37.980 DNA
00:49:38.340 is
00:49:38.560 that
00:49:38.800 the
00:49:39.180 DNA
00:49:39.440 on
00:49:39.680 knife
00:49:39.940 sheet
00:49:40.220 is
00:49:41.480 going
00:49:41.740 to
00:49:41.880 be
00:49:42.000 admitted
00:49:42.220 against
00:49:42.620 Brian
00:49:42.900 Koberger
00:49:43.340 in
00:49:43.520 that
00:49:43.680 trial
00:49:44.080 they're
00:49:44.960 not
00:49:45.180 going
00:49:45.300 to
00:49:45.320 be
00:49:45.400 able
00:49:45.500 to
00:49:45.640 successfully
00:49:46.180 suppress
00:49:46.980 it
00:49:47.220 and
00:49:47.660 it
00:49:48.040 will
00:49:48.220 be
00:49:48.360 affirmed
00:49:48.720 on
00:49:48.860 appeal
00:49:49.200 if
00:49:49.680 he's
00:49:49.880 convicted
00:49:50.240 so
00:49:51.100 the
00:49:51.720 new
00:49:52.840 judge
00:49:53.220 is
00:49:53.380 the
00:49:53.520 old
00:49:53.820 judge
00:49:54.140 wasn't
00:49:54.400 giving
00:49:54.620 them
00:49:54.840 all
00:49:55.040 the
00:49:55.180 discovery
00:49:55.600 about
00:49:55.920 that
00:49:56.160 trail
00:49:56.680 that
00:49:56.920 they
00:49:57.080 wanted
00:49:57.440 and
00:49:57.620 so
00:49:57.720 they're
00:49:57.880 thinking
00:49:58.160 okay
00:49:58.520 we'll
00:49:59.200 get
00:49:59.300 a
00:49:59.400 new
00:49:59.540 judge
00:49:59.740 now
00:50:00.000 maybe
00:50:00.240 we'll
00:50:00.480 get
00:50:00.760 what
00:50:01.440 we
00:50:01.580 need
00:50:01.760 but
00:50:01.900 you're
00:50:02.060 saying
00:50:02.420 that
00:50:03.640 they
00:50:03.940 should
00:50:04.060 hold
00:50:04.640 their
00:50:04.940 horses
00:50:05.360 their
00:50:06.280 joy
00:50:06.840 is
00:50:07.180 a
00:50:08.560 little
00:50:08.680 premature
00:50:09.040 enjoy it
00:50:10.360 while they
00:50:10.580 got it
00:50:11.060 I mean
00:50:11.340 look
00:50:11.560 when I
00:50:13.000 was
00:50:13.120 trained
00:50:13.520 there was
00:50:13.820 a guy
00:50:13.960 named
00:50:14.060 Chris Evans
00:50:14.560 who's
00:50:15.120 now a
00:50:15.340 superior
00:50:15.520 court
00:50:15.760 judge
00:50:16.080 and I
00:50:16.360 love
00:50:16.860 this
00:50:17.040 guy
00:50:17.220 he was
00:50:17.360 one
00:50:17.480 of
00:50:17.540 my
00:50:17.680 mentors
00:50:18.060 in
00:50:18.240 the
00:50:18.360 DA's
00:50:18.660 office
00:50:18.900 but
00:50:19.140 when
00:50:19.440 I
00:50:19.500 was
00:50:19.600 a
00:50:19.720 baby
00:50:19.940 DA
00:50:20.340 and
00:50:20.980 I'll
00:50:21.100 never
00:50:21.240 forget
00:50:21.500 it
00:50:21.620 he
00:50:21.720 came
00:50:21.900 in
00:50:22.140 and
00:50:22.620 we
00:50:22.720 were
00:50:22.820 learning
00:50:23.020 about
00:50:23.280 providing
00:50:23.760 discovery
00:50:24.220 to the
00:50:24.520 defense
00:50:24.900 and he
00:50:25.520 said
00:50:25.680 look
00:50:25.840 this
00:50:26.000 is
00:50:26.140 really
00:50:26.340 simple
00:50:26.720 make
00:50:27.560 sure
00:50:27.800 they
00:50:27.960 have
00:50:28.180 everything
00:50:28.660 give
00:50:29.360 them
00:50:29.580 absolutely
00:50:30.200 everything
00:50:30.620 and then
00:50:31.100 just
00:50:31.260 beat
00:50:31.480 them
00:50:31.580 with
00:50:31.760 it
00:50:32.180 okay
00:50:32.420 so
00:50:32.740 you
00:50:33.640 know
00:50:33.780 the
00:50:33.980 defenseman
00:50:34.500 Koberger
00:50:34.880 should
00:50:35.060 be
00:50:35.160 entitled
00:50:35.420 to
00:50:35.580 everything
00:50:35.880 you
00:50:36.220 know
00:50:36.320 give
00:50:36.540 them
00:50:36.640 everything
00:50:37.000 and
00:50:37.620 then
00:50:37.780 just
00:50:37.960 beat
00:50:38.260 them
00:50:38.360 with
00:50:38.540 it
00:50:38.660 you've
00:50:38.900 got
00:50:39.100 those
00:50:39.560 cell phone
00:50:39.960 pings
00:50:40.240 are
00:50:40.420 incredibly
00:50:41.740 damning
00:50:42.220 against
00:50:42.540 Brian
00:50:42.800 Koberger
00:50:43.200 and
00:50:43.300 I've
00:50:43.480 reviewed
00:50:43.760 that
00:50:44.000 data
00:50:44.340 and
00:50:45.120 any
00:50:45.440 competent
00:50:45.800 prosecutor
00:50:46.320 in front
00:50:47.180 of
00:50:47.620 any
00:50:47.920 fair
00:50:48.200 jury
00:50:48.560 that
00:50:49.060 is
00:50:49.380 quite
00:50:49.900 an
00:50:50.060 argument
00:50:50.320 he
00:50:50.760 turned
00:50:50.960 his
00:50:51.100 phone
00:50:51.300 off
00:50:51.560 in
00:50:51.660 the
00:50:51.780 direction
00:50:52.240 of
00:50:52.880 the
00:50:53.740 murders
00:50:54.360 you
00:50:54.660 know
00:50:54.740 so
00:50:54.900 he
00:50:55.020 didn't
00:50:55.260 just
00:50:55.500 leave
00:50:55.700 it
00:50:55.840 at
00:50:55.960 home
00:50:56.240 he
00:50:56.840 took
00:50:57.080 it
00:50:57.180 with
00:50:57.340 him
00:50:57.460 which
00:50:57.620 is
00:50:57.760 fascinating
00:50:58.520 I
00:50:58.720 mean
00:50:58.820 allegedly
00:50:59.320 of
00:50:59.600 course
00:50:59.880 he's
00:51:00.220 presumed
00:51:00.620 innocent
00:51:00.900 I would
00:51:01.220 say
00:51:01.440 that
00:51:01.620 as
00:51:01.740 an
00:51:01.880 attorney
00:51:02.100 but
00:51:02.420 look
00:51:03.020 the
00:51:03.180 guy's
00:51:03.460 a
00:51:03.660 PhD
00:51:12.220 the
00:51:12.660 prosecution
00:51:13.120 is
00:51:13.280 going
00:51:13.380 to
00:51:13.440 argue
00:51:13.660 what's
00:51:14.000 known
00:51:14.120 as
00:51:14.240 consciousness
00:51:14.740 of
00:51:15.060 guilt
00:51:15.280 and
00:51:15.800 then
00:51:15.940 he's
00:51:16.160 gone
00:51:16.580 just
00:51:16.900 enough
00:51:17.140 time
00:51:17.400 to
00:51:17.520 have
00:51:17.700 committed
00:51:17.980 these
00:51:18.260 horrific
00:51:18.680 murders
00:51:19.100 and
00:51:19.580 then
00:51:19.700 he
00:51:19.800 turns
00:51:20.080 his
00:51:20.240 phone
00:51:20.580 back
00:51:21.020 on
00:51:21.340 before
00:51:21.960 he
00:51:22.160 comes
00:51:22.380 back
00:51:22.640 and
00:51:22.740 the
00:51:22.820 defense
00:51:23.120 is
00:51:23.280 saying
00:51:23.500 oh
00:51:23.700 they
00:51:23.880 can
00:51:24.040 relay
00:51:24.360 and
00:51:24.540 all
00:51:24.660 that
00:51:24.860 you
00:51:25.280 hear
00:51:25.460 that
00:51:25.660 same
00:51:26.000 defense
00:51:26.440 in
00:51:26.700 every
00:51:27.340 murder
00:51:27.980 case
00:51:28.420 where
00:51:28.760 cell
00:51:29.140 phones
00:51:29.460 are
00:51:29.880 a
00:51:30.200 part
00:51:30.320 of
00:51:30.400 the
00:51:30.480 evidence
00:51:30.840 and
00:51:31.180 the
00:51:31.780 jury
00:51:32.180 gets
00:51:32.880 it
00:51:33.300 it's
00:51:33.840 triangulation
00:51:35.560 it's
00:51:36.140 not
00:51:36.560 tough
00:51:36.940 the
00:51:37.180 science
00:51:37.520 isn't
00:51:37.760 tough
00:51:37.980 they'll
00:51:38.180 put up
00:51:38.420 a
00:51:38.580 map
00:51:38.900 showing
00:51:39.460 him
00:51:39.700 pinging
00:51:40.040 the
00:51:40.200 long
00:51:40.360 transponders
00:51:40.960 in
00:51:41.120 the
00:51:41.200 direction
00:51:41.500 of
00:51:41.620 the
00:51:41.700 murder
00:51:41.920 they'll
00:51:42.460 do
00:51:42.620 the
00:51:42.780 timing
00:51:43.100 they'll
00:51:43.300 do
00:51:43.420 the
00:51:43.560 drives
00:51:43.900 they'll
00:51:44.100 show
00:51:44.280 the
00:51:44.420 video
00:51:44.720 of
00:51:44.900 his
00:51:45.160 car
00:51:45.540 that
00:51:45.920 is
00:51:46.080 his
00:51:46.240 car
00:51:46.540 that
00:51:47.100 plus
00:51:47.400 the
00:51:47.600 DNA
00:51:47.940 and
00:51:48.520 I'm
00:51:48.820 sure
00:51:49.040 they
00:51:49.200 have
00:51:49.360 additional
00:51:49.700 things
00:51:50.060 from
00:51:50.240 his
00:51:50.400 computers
00:51:50.860 but
00:51:51.300 apparently
00:51:51.580 visited
00:51:52.020 that
00:51:52.300 house
00:51:52.540 multiple
00:52:00.480 he
00:52:01.000 went
00:52:01.220 in
00:52:01.380 there
00:52:01.580 he
00:52:03.840 wasn't
00:52:04.820 expecting
00:52:05.240 that
00:52:05.480 other
00:52:05.680 poor
00:52:05.960 young
00:52:06.160 woman
00:52:06.340 to be
00:52:06.560 in
00:52:06.680 bed
00:52:06.880 with
00:52:07.080 his
00:52:07.260 intended
00:52:07.600 victim
00:52:07.960 and
00:52:08.760 Mike
00:52:10.360 Tyson
00:52:10.740 the
00:52:10.920 great
00:52:11.120 philosopher
00:52:11.480 said
00:52:11.780 everybody
00:52:12.060 has
00:52:12.300 a
00:52:12.420 plan
00:52:12.700 until
00:52:12.900 they
00:52:13.020 get
00:52:13.140 punched
00:52:13.400 in
00:52:13.520 the
00:52:13.620 face
00:52:13.920 and
00:52:14.400 that
00:52:14.560 guy
00:52:14.680 went
00:52:14.880 in
00:52:15.140 and
00:52:15.600 everything
00:52:16.140 went
00:52:16.440 wrong
00:52:17.220 and
00:52:17.700 he
00:52:18.900 left
00:52:19.260 that
00:52:20.000 sheath
00:52:20.320 there
00:52:20.460 that
00:52:20.640 clearly
00:52:20.940 was
00:52:21.120 not
00:52:21.260 a
00:52:21.380 part
00:52:21.520 of
00:52:21.580 the
00:52:21.680 plan
00:52:22.000 and
00:52:22.560 I
00:52:22.680 think
00:52:22.860 the
00:52:23.020 evidence
00:52:23.340 against
00:52:23.660 him
00:52:23.900 is
00:52:24.060 extremely
00:52:25.080 powerful
00:52:25.600 and
00:52:26.340 it
00:52:30.480 the
00:52:30.640 state
00:52:30.840 of
00:52:30.980 Idaho
00:52:31.300 they
00:52:31.860 will
00:52:32.000 be
00:52:32.100 able
00:52:32.220 to
00:52:32.340 find
00:52:32.540 12
00:52:33.000 fair
00:52:33.240 people
00:52:33.640 they
00:52:33.980 will
00:52:34.080 assess
00:52:34.420 this
00:52:34.660 they
00:52:34.840 will
00:52:34.860 follow
00:52:35.100 the
00:52:35.260 law
00:52:35.540 and
00:52:36.300 look
00:52:36.600 I
00:52:36.740 think
00:52:36.960 the
00:52:37.200 evidence
00:52:37.500 against
00:52:37.820 Brian
00:52:38.100 Kovrigar
00:52:38.540 is
00:52:38.900 overwhelming
00:52:39.520 personally
00:52:40.100 we
00:52:40.900 will
00:52:41.140 be
00:52:41.420 hopefully
00:52:41.920 talking
00:52:42.340 to
00:52:42.500 you
00:52:42.700 a
00:52:43.000 lot
00:52:43.320 as
00:52:43.700 that
00:52:43.900 trial
00:52:44.100 gets
00:52:44.280 started
00:52:44.580 right
00:52:44.820 now
00:52:45.000 it's
00:52:45.160 slated
00:52:45.400 for
00:52:45.740 June
00:52:46.280 of
00:52:46.540 2025
00:52:47.380 it's
00:52:48.060 been
00:52:48.260 delayed
00:52:48.700 so
00:52:49.120 long
00:52:49.500 I
00:52:49.640 mean
00:52:49.720 I
00:52:49.800 just
00:52:49.940 can't
00:52:50.200 imagine
00:52:50.480 how
00:52:50.660 much
00:52:50.860 later
00:52:51.180 they
00:52:51.360 could
00:52:51.500 push
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00:52:53.980 Matt
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00:53:00.580 by Matt
00:53:01.080 Murphy
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00:53:02.460 Matt
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00:55:26.780 I wanted
00:55:31.600 to take a few
00:55:32.100 minutes
00:55:32.380 to talk about
00:55:33.120 a very
00:55:34.320 busy week
00:55:34.840 last week
00:55:35.260 maybe you
00:55:35.620 noticed
00:55:36.140 we were
00:55:36.960 all over the
00:55:38.020 country
00:55:38.240 doing a bunch
00:55:38.900 of different
00:55:39.200 things
00:55:39.460 and it was
00:55:39.780 it was
00:55:40.360 great
00:55:40.800 had some
00:55:41.380 amazing
00:55:41.820 conversations
00:55:42.440 with some
00:55:43.380 really interesting
00:55:43.920 guys
00:55:44.320 most of whom
00:55:45.060 you know
00:55:45.500 I hope
00:55:46.700 and I believe
00:55:47.800 you remember
00:55:48.560 Sean Ryan
00:55:49.600 what a guest
00:55:51.100 and what a guy
00:55:52.200 he was on the
00:55:53.540 show back in
00:55:54.340 May
00:55:54.620 it was such
00:55:55.340 a powerful
00:55:55.860 interview
00:55:56.280 this is a
00:55:57.100 special man
00:55:57.740 and then he
00:55:59.000 invited me
00:55:59.600 to go on
00:55:59.960 his show
00:56:00.580 down in
00:56:01.800 Nashville
00:56:02.140 Tennessee
00:56:02.480 which I
00:56:02.920 did
00:56:03.200 and it
00:56:03.580 was very
00:56:04.460 cool
00:56:04.720 it was the
00:56:05.540 longest
00:56:05.900 interview
00:56:06.300 I've ever
00:56:06.900 given in
00:56:07.480 my life
00:56:08.320 for hours
00:56:09.520 but it
00:56:11.800 didn't seem
00:56:12.420 that long
00:56:12.980 Sean has
00:56:13.720 a way of
00:56:14.180 keeping it
00:56:14.620 going
00:56:14.900 and he's
00:56:15.420 just so
00:56:15.960 thoughtful
00:56:16.360 he's a
00:56:16.840 great
00:56:17.200 interviewer
00:56:18.000 and so
00:56:19.180 we wanted
00:56:19.520 to bring
00:56:19.820 you a
00:56:20.780 couple of
00:56:21.180 highlights
00:56:21.580 what do
00:56:22.260 you think
00:56:22.520 the final
00:56:22.940 nail in
00:56:23.400 the coffin
00:56:23.800 will be
00:56:24.300 if Trump
00:56:26.320 wins again
00:56:26.880 that'll be
00:56:27.920 the end
00:56:28.360 yes because
00:56:30.260 they'll do
00:56:30.940 the same
00:56:32.260 thing they
00:56:32.760 did the
00:56:33.140 first time
00:56:33.740 everything
00:56:37.000 will be
00:56:37.400 negative
00:56:37.780 he will be
00:56:38.860 the devil
00:56:39.240 incarnate
00:56:39.800 they will
00:56:41.520 find their
00:56:42.000 oppositional
00:56:42.840 you know
00:56:43.760 media roots
00:56:44.400 again which
00:56:45.200 they totally
00:56:45.660 forgot during
00:56:46.220 the Biden
00:56:46.580 years
00:56:46.960 you had
00:56:47.760 just mentioned
00:56:48.640 that you
00:56:48.900 were bullied
00:56:49.420 as a
00:56:50.480 little girl
00:56:51.340 why were
00:56:52.460 you bullied
00:56:52.940 why
00:56:55.340 why
00:56:56.000 that's an
00:56:56.320 interesting
00:56:56.520 question
00:56:56.880 I think
00:56:58.620 I think
00:56:59.880 it's because
00:57:00.460 I had
00:57:02.020 a
00:57:02.600 fairly
00:57:04.160 big
00:57:04.800 not huge
00:57:05.400 but fairly
00:57:05.780 big
00:57:06.040 personality
00:57:06.500 so
00:57:08.340 I attracted
00:57:09.580 attention
00:57:10.240 which is
00:57:11.800 somewhat dangerous
00:57:12.580 when you're
00:57:13.000 young
00:57:13.240 kind of
00:57:15.100 always
00:57:15.420 it could be
00:57:15.840 potentially
00:57:16.160 dangerous
00:57:16.540 but you
00:57:17.440 know
00:57:17.520 when you're
00:57:17.860 young
00:57:18.500 most kids
00:57:20.100 just want
00:57:20.460 to fly
00:57:20.880 under the
00:57:21.440 radar
00:57:21.840 have
00:57:22.780 friends
00:57:23.360 I wasn't
00:57:25.340 trying to
00:57:25.780 get attention
00:57:26.240 I just
00:57:26.700 had a
00:57:27.880 large
00:57:28.140 personality
00:57:28.740 what do
00:57:29.260 you think
00:57:29.520 the key
00:57:30.120 to a
00:57:30.560 successful
00:57:31.000 marriage
00:57:31.400 is
00:57:31.700 I
00:57:33.240 definitely
00:57:33.640 think it's
00:57:34.020 using your
00:57:34.380 most generous
00:57:34.860 lens
00:57:35.300 on your
00:57:35.740 partner
00:57:36.020 trying to
00:57:37.240 interpret
00:57:37.600 all behaviors
00:57:38.420 through the
00:57:38.780 lens of
00:57:39.180 he loves
00:57:39.560 me
00:57:39.800 and I
00:57:40.640 love
00:57:40.800 him
00:57:41.020 that helps
00:57:43.600 with so
00:57:44.780 many things
00:57:45.280 and I
00:57:46.460 also think
00:57:46.860 it's important
00:57:47.280 to say
00:57:47.580 the thing
00:57:48.020 that you
00:57:48.340 don't want
00:57:48.620 to say
00:57:48.940 I have
00:57:49.600 every belief
00:57:50.900 in God
00:57:52.400 and in
00:57:53.460 higher power
00:57:54.360 and in
00:57:55.040 something more
00:57:56.660 for us
00:57:57.280 on the other
00:57:57.640 side
00:57:57.940 and on the
00:57:58.540 last side
00:57:59.260 you know
00:57:59.600 before we
00:58:00.380 got here
00:58:00.660 as I said
00:58:01.080 I just
00:58:04.400 haven't figured
00:58:04.900 out how I
00:58:05.500 interact with
00:58:06.140 it
00:58:06.340 it was
00:58:07.660 a great
00:58:08.700 conversation
00:58:09.240 it was like
00:58:09.740 therapy
00:58:10.160 for me
00:58:10.880 frankly
00:58:11.260 but
00:58:12.120 not
00:58:12.900 traumatic
00:58:13.340 you know
00:58:13.840 like
00:58:14.140 Sean
00:58:15.140 knows
00:58:15.680 just how
00:58:16.160 far
00:58:16.560 to push
00:58:17.060 you
00:58:17.320 without
00:58:17.600 pushing
00:58:17.940 you
00:58:18.260 over
00:58:18.620 the
00:58:18.820 edge
00:58:19.100 or at
00:58:19.340 least
00:58:19.460 that's
00:58:19.780 that was
00:58:20.200 my
00:58:20.380 experience
00:58:20.780 there
00:58:21.120 but
00:58:21.680 like
00:58:22.080 in
00:58:22.200 that
00:58:22.340 one
00:58:22.520 question
00:58:23.000 you know
00:58:23.380 why
00:58:23.720 were
00:58:23.900 you
00:58:24.020 bullied
00:58:24.300 isn't
00:58:24.520 that
00:58:24.640 an
00:58:24.800 interesting
00:58:25.100 question
00:58:25.620 that's
00:58:26.720 how
00:58:27.080 he
00:58:27.280 is
00:58:27.520 he
00:58:27.900 thinks
00:58:28.080 of
00:58:28.200 questions
00:58:28.420 like
00:58:28.620 that
00:58:28.860 and
00:58:29.080 what
00:58:29.440 a
00:58:29.580 thoughtful
00:58:29.840 sweet
00:58:30.220 guy
00:58:30.440 loved
00:58:30.860 my
00:58:31.080 time
00:58:31.300 down
00:58:31.480 there
00:58:31.700 then
00:58:33.060 on
00:58:33.360 Monday
00:58:33.860 last
00:58:34.980 week
00:58:35.200 I
00:58:35.320 was
00:58:35.460 in
00:58:35.860 Los
00:58:40.880 at
00:58:41.420 their
00:58:41.580 yearly
00:58:42.000 all
00:58:42.520 in
00:58:42.820 summit
00:58:43.240 conference
00:58:43.660 now
00:58:43.900 I
00:58:44.140 love
00:58:44.660 that
00:58:44.880 they
00:58:45.000 do
00:58:45.180 this
00:58:45.440 because
00:58:45.740 they
00:58:46.060 are
00:58:46.180 actual
00:58:46.580 tech
00:58:46.900 gurus
00:58:47.320 these
00:58:47.500 guys
00:58:47.660 are
00:58:47.800 billionaires
00:58:48.360 they're
00:58:48.960 extremely
00:58:49.640 successful
00:58:50.240 and
00:58:51.460 the only
00:58:52.180 person
00:58:52.460 who's been
00:58:52.700 doing
00:58:53.000 like
00:58:53.260 the
00:58:53.380 really
00:58:53.600 successful
00:58:54.020 tech
00:58:54.380 conference
00:58:54.780 is
00:58:55.580 that
00:58:55.900 villain
00:58:56.300 Kara
00:58:56.700 Swisher
00:58:57.140 who
00:58:57.720 is
00:58:58.020 a
00:58:58.280 leftist
00:58:58.760 who
00:58:59.100 hates
00:58:59.500 everyone
00:59:00.180 who's
00:59:00.440 not as
00:59:00.680 far
00:59:00.820 left
00:59:01.080 as
00:59:01.240 she
00:59:01.420 is
00:59:01.660 so
00:59:02.200 they're
00:59:02.500 giving
00:59:02.720 her
00:59:02.960 a run
00:59:03.300 for
00:59:03.460 her
00:59:03.620 money
00:59:03.880 they're
00:59:04.380 getting
00:59:04.560 all
00:59:04.900 the
00:59:05.040 big
00:59:05.200 names
00:59:05.620 Elon
00:59:06.060 was
00:59:06.400 there
00:59:06.740 and
00:59:07.140 I
00:59:07.280 met
00:59:07.480 him
00:59:07.660 backstage
00:59:08.040 more
00:59:08.380 on
00:59:08.520 that
00:59:08.660 in
00:59:08.760 a
00:59:08.840 second
00:59:09.100 so
00:59:10.480 I
00:59:10.820 love
00:59:11.020 that
00:59:11.140 they're
00:59:11.260 doing
00:59:11.500 it
00:59:11.680 at
00:59:11.860 all
00:59:12.140 and
00:59:12.440 all
00:59:12.800 the
00:59:12.940 people
00:59:13.140 there
00:59:13.360 were
00:59:13.500 these
00:59:13.680 young
00:59:14.180 smart
00:59:15.360 successful
00:59:16.400 tech
00:59:17.200 guys
00:59:17.580 and
00:59:17.760 gals
00:59:18.020 the
00:59:18.220 audience
00:59:18.660 was
00:59:18.880 really
00:59:19.340 dynamic
00:59:19.820 and
00:59:20.880 I
00:59:21.420 got
00:59:21.620 to
00:59:21.800 know
00:59:22.080 the
00:59:22.520 other
00:59:22.840 co-host
00:59:23.760 who
00:59:23.880 I
00:59:23.980 didn't
00:59:24.180 know
00:59:24.400 I
00:59:24.580 know
00:59:24.720 David
00:59:25.040 Sachs
00:59:25.380 of
00:59:25.500 course
00:59:25.720 David
00:59:26.320 Friedberg
00:59:26.720 has
00:59:26.820 been
00:59:26.920 on
00:59:27.000 the
00:59:27.080 show
00:59:27.220 once
00:59:27.460 before
00:59:27.720 so
00:59:28.000 is
00:59:28.160 J.
00:59:28.440 Cal
00:59:28.660 Jason
00:59:29.420 Kalkanis
00:59:30.180 who
00:59:30.360 well
00:59:31.200 you know
00:59:31.460 there was
00:59:31.700 an
00:59:31.820 incident
00:59:32.020 when he
00:59:32.280 came
00:59:32.460 on
00:59:32.600 but
00:59:32.740 I
00:59:32.900 like
00:59:33.140 him
00:59:33.300 and
00:59:33.760 Chamath
00:59:35.640 was
00:59:35.820 there
00:59:36.000 as
00:59:36.180 well
00:59:36.420 and
00:59:36.980 we
00:59:37.260 all
00:59:37.500 spoke
00:59:37.800 to
00:59:38.900 close
00:59:39.200 out
00:59:39.400 the
00:59:39.560 first
00:59:39.840 day
00:59:40.200 of
00:59:40.600 their
00:59:40.900 conference
00:59:41.600 right
00:59:41.940 before
00:59:42.320 Elon
00:59:43.120 came
00:59:43.600 on
00:59:43.800 here's
00:59:44.180 a
00:59:44.480 look
00:59:44.620 at
00:59:44.720 that
00:59:44.920 and
00:59:45.320 then
00:59:45.440 what
00:59:45.580 about
00:59:45.820 Hillary
00:59:46.340 versus
00:59:46.740 Kamala
00:59:47.120 oh
00:59:48.220 God
00:59:48.520 well
00:59:49.880 Hillary
00:59:50.240 was
00:59:50.480 smart
00:59:50.880 the
00:59:56.200 problem
00:59:56.440 for
00:59:56.580 Kamala
00:59:56.820 Harris
00:59:57.120 is
00:59:57.540 she's
00:59:57.940 not
00:59:58.120 smart
00:59:58.420 she's
00:59:58.700 not
00:59:58.800 a
00:59:58.920 deep
00:59:59.080 thinker
00:59:59.480 she's
01:00:00.480 very
01:00:00.720 surface
01:00:01.080 level
01:00:01.460 yes
01:00:02.200 she's
01:00:02.700 giggling
01:00:02.920 just like
01:00:03.320 that
01:00:03.680 Megan
01:00:11.480 tell us
01:00:11.860 how you
01:00:12.100 feel
01:00:12.320 really
01:00:12.880 be honest
01:00:13.440 and
01:00:13.640 it's
01:00:13.860 a
01:00:14.000 cover
01:00:14.400 it's
01:00:14.720 an
01:00:14.840 obvious
01:00:15.220 cover
01:00:15.820 right
01:00:16.200 it's
01:00:16.460 like
01:00:16.660 she
01:00:17.100 gets
01:00:17.320 to
01:00:17.420 the
01:00:17.520 point
01:00:17.660 where
01:00:17.800 she
01:00:17.900 doesn't
01:00:18.080 know
01:00:18.180 what
01:00:18.360 she's
01:00:18.600 saying
01:00:18.720 even
01:00:18.920 she
01:00:19.180 doesn't
01:00:19.400 know
01:00:19.520 what
01:00:19.680 she's
01:00:19.900 saying
01:00:20.160 and
01:00:20.260 it's
01:00:20.380 like
01:00:20.520 and
01:00:22.580 so
01:00:22.900 you
01:00:23.180 feel
01:00:23.420 uncomfortable
01:00:23.880 watching
01:00:24.440 her
01:00:24.760 and
01:00:25.080 then
01:00:25.300 she
01:00:25.520 gave
01:00:25.700 her
01:00:25.820 first
01:00:26.040 interview
01:00:26.280 to
01:00:26.440 CNN
01:00:26.760 and
01:00:27.420 suddenly
01:00:27.780 if
01:00:28.280 that's
01:00:28.620 drunk
01:00:29.000 Kamala
01:00:29.380 suddenly
01:00:29.720 we're
01:00:29.920 dealing
01:00:30.120 with
01:00:30.320 hungover
01:00:30.820 Kamala
01:00:31.260 like
01:00:31.560 my values
01:00:33.460 haven't
01:00:33.820 changed
01:00:34.400 like
01:00:35.680 clearly
01:00:36.060 somebody
01:00:36.400 had told
01:00:36.800 her
01:00:37.020 you
01:00:37.620 cackle
01:00:38.540 we're
01:00:38.960 out of
01:00:39.320 here
01:00:39.520 yeah
01:00:40.020 what
01:00:41.340 what
01:00:41.360 what
01:00:41.380 did
01:00:41.480 you
01:00:41.560 think
01:00:41.740 about
01:00:41.960 her
01:00:42.120 bringing
01:00:42.440 her
01:00:42.720 emotional
01:00:43.360 support
01:00:43.920 white
01:00:44.200 guy
01:00:44.460 exactly
01:00:45.580 her
01:00:46.120 emotional
01:00:46.400 support
01:00:46.700 governor
01:00:47.020 he was
01:00:47.440 her
01:00:47.560 big
01:00:47.700 white
01:00:47.880 blankie
01:00:48.660 like
01:00:48.820 it
01:00:49.080 made
01:00:49.300 no
01:00:49.480 sense
01:00:49.940 like
01:00:50.360 it
01:00:50.680 seemed
01:00:50.880 like
01:00:51.020 a
01:00:51.140 terrible
01:00:51.360 strategic
01:00:51.920 decision
01:00:52.520 like
01:00:52.700 who's
01:00:52.940 making
01:00:53.160 the
01:00:53.340 decision
01:00:53.660 to
01:00:53.880 do
01:00:54.080 that
01:00:54.240 I
01:00:54.380 objected
01:00:55.080 to
01:00:55.160 the
01:00:55.260 whole
01:00:55.400 thing
01:00:55.700 I
01:00:55.960 think
01:00:56.120 he
01:00:56.200 was
01:00:56.320 there
01:00:56.460 for
01:00:56.600 two
01:00:56.960 two
01:00:58.180 purposes
01:00:58.560 one
01:00:59.500 was
01:01:00.060 yes
01:01:00.420 in case
01:01:00.760 she
01:01:00.860 got
01:01:00.980 in real
01:01:01.180 trouble
01:01:01.460 he could
01:01:01.720 step
01:01:01.940 in
01:01:02.140 yeah
01:01:02.380 and
01:01:03.480 the
01:01:03.800 other
01:01:03.980 was
01:01:04.420 to
01:01:04.900 suck
01:01:05.160 up
01:01:05.280 some
01:01:05.440 of
01:01:05.500 the
01:01:05.560 air
01:01:05.700 time
01:01:05.880 so
01:01:06.080 she
01:01:06.180 had
01:01:06.300 a
01:01:06.460 couple
01:01:06.640 of
01:01:06.860 fewer
01:01:07.340 questions
01:01:07.840 to
01:01:08.180 answer
01:01:08.480 we
01:01:08.980 look
01:01:09.180 at
01:01:09.280 the
01:01:09.380 five
01:01:09.580 cases
01:01:09.960 you know
01:01:10.360 six
01:01:10.560 months
01:01:10.780 from
01:01:10.900 now
01:01:11.080 a year
01:01:11.380 from
01:01:11.580 now
01:01:11.760 let's
01:01:12.020 assume
01:01:12.280 all
01:01:12.480 five
01:01:12.720 of
01:01:12.800 them
01:01:12.880 go
01:01:13.020 to
01:01:13.140 trial
01:01:13.460 he's
01:01:14.340 guilty
01:01:14.520 of
01:01:14.680 three
01:01:14.840 so
01:01:15.080 far
01:01:15.420 what
01:01:16.040 do
01:01:16.440 you
01:01:16.500 mean
01:01:16.660 he's
01:01:16.880 guilty
01:01:17.100 of
01:01:17.280 three
01:01:17.440 so
01:01:17.660 far
01:01:17.820 he's
01:01:18.040 convicted
01:01:18.480 of
01:01:18.640 three
01:01:18.780 sorry
01:01:19.020 what
01:01:19.180 he
01:01:19.300 even
01:01:19.420 no
01:01:19.520 he
01:01:19.640 hasn't
01:01:20.400 I love
01:01:21.180 this
01:01:21.460 no
01:01:22.900 E. Jean
01:01:23.400 Carroll
01:01:24.400 was
01:01:24.700 guilty
01:01:24.920 that
01:01:25.100 was
01:01:25.240 not
01:01:25.400 a
01:01:25.500 conviction
01:01:25.900 that
01:01:26.160 was
01:01:26.300 a
01:01:26.440 civil
01:01:26.660 case
01:01:27.020 okay
01:01:27.300 well
01:01:27.480 yes
01:01:27.720 that's
01:01:27.960 what
01:01:28.040 I'm
01:01:28.140 talking
01:01:28.360 about
01:01:28.580 so
01:01:28.760 that
01:01:28.900 there's
01:01:29.240 a
01:01:29.320 big
01:01:29.500 difference
01:01:29.960 it's
01:01:30.720 still
01:01:30.880 he
01:01:31.060 was
01:01:31.340 convicted
01:01:31.820 he
01:01:32.060 was
01:01:32.280 guilty
01:01:32.640 of
01:01:33.100 that
01:01:33.360 in
01:01:36.020 the
01:01:36.300 yeah
01:01:38.020 in the
01:01:38.280 Trump
01:01:38.520 organization
01:01:39.200 they're
01:01:39.920 guilty
01:01:40.200 there
01:01:40.520 again
01:01:40.920 was
01:01:41.100 civil
01:01:41.660 liable
01:01:42.520 liable
01:01:42.920 yes
01:01:43.120 of course
01:01:43.520 but
01:01:43.820 these
01:01:44.320 are
01:01:44.420 the
01:01:44.520 cases
01:01:44.760 we're
01:01:44.960 talking
01:01:45.260 about
01:01:45.580 and in
01:01:45.900 the
01:01:46.040 third
01:01:46.260 one
01:01:46.640 you don't
01:01:47.040 see the
01:01:47.300 lawyer
01:01:47.520 right
01:01:47.800 yeah
01:01:47.960 of course
01:01:48.240 and in
01:01:48.500 the
01:01:48.580 third
01:01:48.780 one
01:01:49.060 I'm
01:01:50.160 just
01:01:50.320 talking
01:01:50.520 about
01:01:50.680 the
01:01:50.840 five
01:01:51.040 cases
01:01:51.320 yes
01:01:51.520 some
01:01:51.800 are
01:01:51.960 civil
01:01:52.220 obviously
01:01:52.660 and
01:01:53.000 some
01:01:53.520 are
01:01:53.980 not
01:01:54.140 some
01:01:54.300 are
01:01:54.400 criminal
01:01:54.640 you said
01:01:55.680 three
01:01:56.000 convictions
01:01:56.600 now you're
01:01:57.100 walking
01:01:57.400 it
01:01:57.580 back
01:01:57.880 I'm
01:01:58.040 not
01:01:58.160 walking
01:01:58.420 it
01:01:58.520 back
01:01:58.660 you should
01:02:00.120 walk
01:02:00.360 it
01:02:00.460 back
01:02:00.720 I'm
01:02:01.460 so glad
01:02:01.960 Megan
01:02:02.240 is
01:02:02.440 here
01:02:02.720 to
01:02:03.080 dispel
01:02:03.600 this
01:02:03.920 he's
01:02:04.080 either
01:02:04.400 guilty
01:02:05.080 or
01:02:05.600 he
01:02:06.020 got
01:02:06.180 a
01:02:06.280 bad
01:02:06.440 result
01:02:06.720 yeah
01:02:07.100 got
01:02:07.300 a
01:02:07.400 bad
01:02:07.520 result
01:02:07.880 there
01:02:08.560 are
01:02:08.700 two
01:02:08.840 more
01:02:09.120 if
01:02:09.600 he
01:02:09.820 is
01:02:10.080 found
01:02:10.260 guilty
01:02:10.480 of
01:02:10.660 those
01:02:10.880 two
01:02:11.120 more
01:02:11.460 Megan
01:02:11.820 and
01:02:12.960 five
01:02:13.440 of
01:02:13.600 five
01:02:13.920 he
01:02:14.120 had
01:02:14.300 a
01:02:14.420 bad
01:02:14.680 result
01:02:15.200 way
01:02:16.440 to
01:02:16.580 frame
01:02:16.820 it
01:02:17.100 will
01:02:18.960 will
01:02:19.600 you
01:02:19.820 chalk
01:02:20.220 all
01:02:20.460 five
01:02:20.780 up
01:02:20.980 in
01:02:21.120 your
01:02:21.280 mind
01:02:21.640 to
01:02:22.180 five
01:02:22.540 different
01:02:22.780 jurisdictions
01:02:23.280 five
01:02:23.920 different
01:02:24.180 prosecutors
01:02:24.760 five
01:02:25.580 different
01:02:25.840 juries
01:02:26.140 and or
01:02:26.480 judges
01:02:26.800 all
01:02:27.720 conspiring
01:02:28.540 to get
01:02:28.960 him
01:02:29.180 100%
01:02:31.060 okay
01:02:31.320 yes
01:02:31.640 that's
01:02:32.700 all I
01:02:32.940 wanted to
01:02:33.280 hear
01:02:33.420 your answer
01:02:33.760 to
01:02:33.920 five
01:02:34.680 of
01:02:34.840 five
01:02:35.200 different
01:02:35.900 jurisdictions
01:02:36.260 they
01:02:37.980 changed
01:02:38.580 the
01:02:38.740 law
01:02:38.940 so
01:02:39.100 that
01:02:39.240 she
01:02:39.340 could
01:02:39.460 bring
01:02:39.600 a
01:02:39.700 civil
01:02:39.880 lawsuit
01:02:40.140 against
01:02:40.480 him
01:02:40.600 and
01:02:40.860 she
01:02:41.080 did
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01:02:41.680 jury
01:02:42.020 went
01:02:42.760 87%
01:02:43.840 for
01:02:44.180 Joe
01:02:44.440 Biden
01:02:44.700 that
01:02:44.980 fix
01:02:45.740 was
01:02:45.940 in
01:02:46.140 right
01:02:46.680 from
01:02:46.800 the
01:02:46.920 start
01:02:47.100 the
01:02:47.280 fraud
01:02:47.560 trial
01:02:47.860 that
01:02:48.040 Latisha
01:02:48.380 James
01:02:48.720 brought
01:02:49.000 against
01:02:49.300 him
01:02:49.480 has
01:02:49.600 never
01:02:49.840 been
01:02:50.020 brought
01:02:50.280 there's
01:02:50.740 no
01:02:50.920 victims
01:02:51.260 the
01:02:51.460 banks
01:02:51.720 who
01:02:51.820 were
01:02:51.880 involved
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01:02:52.320 we
01:02:52.420 didn't
01:02:52.560 lose
01:02:52.720 a
01:02:52.840 penny
01:02:53.040 what
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01:02:53.540 we
01:02:53.640 doing
01:02:53.840 here
01:02:54.000 we
01:02:54.120 weren't
01:02:54.400 nobody
01:02:55.400 was
01:02:55.600 complaining
01:02:55.920 except
01:02:56.340 Tish
01:02:56.580 James
01:02:56.860 who
01:02:57.060 ran
01:02:57.320 for
01:02:57.500 office
01:02:57.760 saying
01:02:58.020 I
01:02:58.380 will
01:02:58.760 get
01:02:59.160 him
01:02:59.580 then
01:03:00.140 you
01:03:00.220 have
01:03:00.360 Alvin
01:03:00.740 Bragg
01:03:01.100 who's
01:03:01.260 a
01:03:01.380 George
01:03:01.620 Soros
01:03:01.980 funded
01:03:02.240 prosecutor
01:03:02.740 who
01:03:02.920 doesn't
01:03:03.160 like
01:03:03.300 to
01:03:03.400 prosecute
01:03:03.700 any
01:03:03.960 crime
01:03:04.240 in
01:03:04.360 New York
01:03:04.580 City
01:03:04.760 where
01:03:04.900 I
01:03:05.020 lived
01:03:05.140 for
01:03:05.260 17
01:03:05.580 years
01:03:05.920 except
01:03:06.480 if
01:03:06.700 your
01:03:06.800 name
01:03:06.960 is
01:03:07.080 Donald
01:03:07.320 Trump
01:03:07.600 let's
01:03:08.080 go
01:03:08.180 down
01:03:08.360 to
01:03:08.520 Georgia
01:03:08.800 where
01:03:09.040 Fannie
01:03:09.380 Willis
01:03:09.700 and
01:03:09.800 Nathan
01:03:10.020 Wade
01:03:10.280 couldn't
01:03:10.620 keep
01:03:10.840 their
01:03:11.020 libidos
01:03:11.420 in check
01:03:11.800 long
01:03:12.060 enough
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01:03:12.440 bring
01:03:12.920 this
01:03:13.120 case
01:03:13.400 against
01:03:14.140 Donald
01:03:14.480 Trump
01:03:14.780 it's
01:03:15.740 a
01:03:15.880 repeat
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01:03:17.360 in
01:03:17.540 January
01:03:17.840 6th
01:03:18.300 up
01:03:18.460 in
01:03:18.540 the
01:03:18.660 case
01:03:18.900 with
01:03:19.360 Judge
01:03:19.660 Chutkin
01:03:20.080 who
01:03:20.320 loathes
01:03:20.820 Trump
01:03:21.080 and has
01:03:21.340 sentenced
01:03:21.560 almost
01:03:21.860 every
01:03:22.220 J6
01:03:22.680 defendant
01:03:23.060 to
01:03:23.560 way
01:03:23.860 more
01:03:24.080 jail
01:03:24.340 time
01:03:24.580 than
01:03:24.720 their
01:03:24.860 counterparts
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01:03:26.660 apart
01:03:26.920 because
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01:03:27.360 presidential
01:03:27.780 immunity
01:03:28.180 which
01:03:28.440 was
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01:03:28.700 down
01:03:28.880 by
01:03:29.000 the
01:03:29.140 Supreme
01:03:29.380 Court
01:03:29.640 who
01:03:29.800 said
01:03:29.980 you
01:03:30.400 cannot
01:03:30.900 bring
01:03:31.400 a
01:03:31.600 criminal
01:03:31.840 case
01:03:32.180 against
01:03:32.520 a
01:03:32.740 sitting
01:03:32.920 president
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01:03:33.460 any
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01:03:35.520 been
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01:03:36.780 Supreme
01:03:37.020 Court
01:03:37.220 ruling
01:03:37.540 saying
01:03:37.880 the
01:03:38.100 same
01:03:38.340 on
01:03:38.640 January
01:03:38.960 6th
01:03:39.280 defendants
01:03:39.640 in
01:03:39.800 general
01:03:40.080 and
01:03:40.620 that
01:03:40.760 leaves
01:03:40.960 us
01:03:41.080 with
01:03:41.240 Florida
01:03:41.560 and
01:03:41.760 the
01:03:41.880 documents
01:03:42.360 and
01:03:42.920 Trump
01:03:43.300 has
01:03:43.740 torn
01:03:44.200 that
01:03:44.380 apart
01:03:44.640 because
01:03:44.900 Jack
01:03:45.160 Smith
01:03:45.340 wasn't
01:03:45.600 properly
01:03:45.940 appointed
01:03:46.340 and isn't
01:03:46.760 the
01:03:46.860 right
01:03:47.060 counsel
01:03:47.600 but
01:03:48.140 there
01:03:48.300 are
01:03:48.440 other
01:03:48.660 issues
01:03:48.960 they
01:03:49.100 haven't
01:03:49.280 even
01:03:49.420 gotten
01:03:49.680 to
01:03:49.980 presidential
01:03:50.400 immunity
01:03:50.800 there
01:03:51.160 and
01:03:51.640 so
01:03:51.960 that
01:03:53.140 one's
01:03:53.360 going
01:03:53.560 nowhere
01:03:53.780 as
01:03:54.000 well
01:03:54.160 and
01:03:54.360 by
01:03:54.520 the
01:03:54.600 way
01:03:54.760 they're
01:03:55.000 going
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01:03:55.200 peel
01:03:55.380 it
01:03:55.500 up
01:03:55.600 to
01:03:55.680 the
01:03:55.840 11th
01:03:56.180 circuit
01:03:56.360 she
01:03:56.540 just
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01:03:56.840 it
01:03:56.940 out
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01:03:57.460 11th
01:03:57.740 circuit
01:03:57.900 is
01:03:58.040 conservative
01:03:58.400 and
01:03:58.760 thank
01:03:59.020 god
01:03:59.220 so
01:03:59.420 is
01:03:59.540 the
01:03:59.660 current
01:03:59.860 Supreme
01:04:00.160 Court
01:04:00.420 they're
01:04:00.660 not
01:04:00.820 going
01:04:00.920 to
01:04:01.040 tolerate
01:04:01.300 that
01:04:01.500 nonsense
01:04:01.800 let me
01:04:02.100 ask
01:04:02.360 you
01:04:02.480 about
01:04:02.740 I
01:04:08.040 think
01:04:08.320 I
01:04:10.600 think
01:04:10.800 just
01:04:11.440 lost
01:04:11.760 his
01:04:12.000 right
01:04:12.260 to
01:04:12.400 ever
01:04:12.580 bring
01:04:12.840 up
01:04:12.960 law
01:04:13.180 fair
01:04:13.380 again
01:04:13.720 we
01:04:14.520 had
01:04:14.720 fun
01:04:15.080 I
01:04:15.380 you
01:04:15.520 know
01:04:15.600 I
01:04:15.760 appreciated
01:04:16.140 J.
01:04:16.460 bringing
01:04:16.740 that
01:04:16.900 up
01:04:17.040 because
01:04:17.220 obviously
01:04:17.620 he
01:04:17.840 knew
01:04:18.100 I
01:04:24.760 I
01:04:24.940 loved
01:04:25.280 being
01:04:26.140 out
01:04:26.300 there
01:04:26.420 and
01:04:26.580 I
01:04:26.800 met
01:04:27.220 Elon
01:04:27.500 Musk
01:04:27.800 who
01:04:28.160 I've
01:04:28.400 never
01:04:28.620 met
01:04:28.840 before
01:04:29.200 it
01:04:29.840 was
01:04:29.980 very
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01:04:30.860 is
01:04:31.020 truly
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01:04:31.760 than
01:04:32.000 life
01:04:32.320 he
01:04:32.520 came
01:04:33.100 backstage
01:04:33.460 and
01:04:33.840 it's
01:04:34.000 like
01:04:34.200 oh my
01:04:34.560 god
01:04:34.800 it's
01:04:35.020 like
01:04:35.140 the
01:04:35.300 seas
01:04:35.520 parting
01:04:35.880 you
01:04:36.060 know
01:04:36.160 there's
01:04:36.380 Elon
01:04:36.640 and
01:04:37.800 we
01:04:38.120 had
01:04:38.220 a
01:04:38.300 very
01:04:38.440 nice
01:04:38.640 exchange
01:04:39.080 I
01:04:39.440 said
01:04:39.800 I
01:04:40.760 shook
01:04:40.920 his hand
01:04:41.260 and I
01:04:41.500 said
01:04:41.660 thank
01:04:41.920 you
01:04:42.140 for
01:04:42.460 saving
01:04:42.960 free
01:04:43.580 speech
01:04:43.880 in
01:04:44.000 America
01:04:44.340 and
01:04:45.020 he
01:04:45.160 said
01:04:45.440 same
01:04:46.020 to
01:04:46.220 you
01:04:46.520 which
01:04:47.060 was
01:04:47.180 very
01:04:47.440 sweet
01:04:47.860 but
01:04:48.940 man
01:04:49.200 he
01:04:49.340 really
01:04:49.600 has
01:04:50.040 he
01:04:50.440 really
01:04:50.960 has
01:04:51.440 think
01:04:51.940 about
01:04:52.140 all
01:04:52.260 the
01:04:52.380 things
01:04:52.560 we
01:04:52.700 can
01:04:52.820 talk
01:04:53.020 about
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01:04:53.640 an
01:04:54.500 honest
01:04:54.860 way
01:04:55.180 that
01:04:55.820 we
01:04:55.940 couldn't
01:04:56.640 before
01:04:57.080 he
01:04:57.280 took
01:04:57.460 over
01:04:57.780 Twitter
01:04:58.320 now
01:04:58.740 X
01:04:59.040 I'm
01:04:59.500 sincerely
01:05:00.560 grateful
01:05:00.900 to
01:05:01.100 him
01:05:01.260 I'm
01:05:01.460 sure
01:05:01.640 you
01:05:01.820 know
01:05:01.980 why
01:05:02.260 I'm
01:05:02.440 sure
01:05:02.540 you
01:05:02.640 can
01:05:02.760 feel
01:05:02.920 it
01:05:03.040 too
01:05:03.200 and
01:05:04.200 then
01:05:04.400 last
01:05:04.700 Thursday
01:05:05.220 I
01:05:05.780 completed
01:05:06.140 my
01:05:06.380 nationwide
01:05:06.900 tour
01:05:07.220 in
01:05:08.380 Kansas
01:05:08.740 City
01:05:08.980 Missouri
01:05:09.220 with
01:05:09.960 my
01:05:10.100 pal
01:05:10.360 Tucker
01:05:10.660 Carlson
01:05:11.180 he's
01:05:11.860 got a
01:05:12.120 live
01:05:12.300 tour
01:05:12.500 right
01:05:12.760 now
01:05:13.020 and
01:05:13.760 asked
01:05:14.000 me
01:05:14.140 to
01:05:14.360 join
01:05:14.700 him
01:05:14.980 in
01:05:15.320 Kansas
01:05:15.580 City
01:05:15.860 and
01:05:16.100 I
01:05:16.220 was
01:05:16.380 happy
01:05:16.840 to
01:05:17.020 do
01:05:17.160 it
01:05:17.260 I
01:05:17.380 met
01:05:17.600 so
01:05:18.280 many
01:05:18.620 great
01:05:19.000 people
01:05:19.380 oh
01:05:19.740 my
01:05:19.920 gosh
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01:05:20.880 you
01:05:21.040 do
01:05:21.300 the
01:05:21.480 photo
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01:05:22.280 and
01:05:22.560 sometimes
01:05:24.020 they
01:05:24.260 push
01:05:24.500 you
01:05:24.640 through
01:05:24.780 those
01:05:24.980 things
01:05:25.140 so
01:05:25.340 fast
01:05:25.640 that
01:05:25.820 it
01:05:26.220 isn't
01:05:26.480 fun
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01:05:26.900 anybody
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01:05:27.440 not
01:05:27.560 fun
01:05:27.700 for
01:05:27.840 them
01:05:28.080 but
01:05:29.040 it
01:05:29.440 it
01:05:30.160 was
01:05:30.440 so
01:05:30.880 fun
01:05:31.320 I
01:05:31.720 loved
01:05:32.380 the
01:05:32.640 photo
01:05:32.900 line
01:05:33.360 I
01:05:34.060 love
01:05:34.460 talking
01:05:34.820 to
01:05:34.980 Tucker
01:05:35.240 he
01:05:35.780 is
01:05:36.000 such
01:05:36.200 an
01:05:36.360 interesting
01:05:36.660 interviewer
01:05:37.200 he
01:05:37.320 goes
01:05:37.620 to
01:05:37.820 you
01:05:38.200 never
01:05:38.380 know
01:05:38.540 where
01:05:38.640 he's
01:05:38.740 going
01:05:38.840 to
01:05:38.900 go
01:05:39.060 and
01:05:39.500 I
01:05:39.600 think
01:05:39.760 he
01:05:39.900 thinks
01:05:40.120 the
01:05:40.280 chaos
01:05:40.620 of
01:05:40.840 the
01:05:40.940 whole
01:05:41.100 thing
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01:05:41.880 it
01:05:42.000 which
01:05:42.160 I
01:05:42.260 think
01:05:42.460 is
01:05:42.780 true
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01:05:43.520 you
01:05:43.680 know
01:05:43.740 we
01:05:43.840 had
01:05:44.020 thousands
01:05:44.900 and
01:05:45.140 thousands
01:05:45.380 of
01:05:45.560 people
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01:05:48.640 had
01:05:48.880 a lot
01:05:49.080 of
01:05:49.160 viral
01:05:49.380 clips
01:05:49.680 that
01:05:49.800 maybe
01:05:49.980 you
01:05:50.120 saw
01:05:50.380 but
01:05:50.660 loved
01:05:51.380 being
01:05:51.600 together
01:05:51.920 again
01:05:52.180 it
01:05:52.320 was
01:05:52.460 particularly
01:05:52.840 fun
01:05:53.220 to
01:05:53.340 be
01:05:53.500 sort
01:05:53.720 of
01:05:53.840 on
01:05:54.480 the
01:05:54.620 outside
01:05:55.080 together
01:05:55.560 here's
01:05:56.040 a bit
01:05:56.200 of
01:05:56.260 that
01:05:56.380 one
01:05:56.600 I
01:05:56.980 come
01:05:57.160 here
01:05:57.260 and
01:05:57.340 I was
01:05:57.460 like
01:05:57.560 are you
01:05:57.800 going to
01:05:57.940 ask her
01:05:58.160 about
01:05:58.300 Taylor
01:05:58.480 Swift
01:05:58.800 I've
01:06:00.240 got
01:06:00.360 thoughts
01:06:00.700 screw
01:06:03.500 you
01:06:03.780 Taylor
01:06:04.080 Swift
01:06:04.480 she
01:06:07.220 turns
01:06:07.540 around
01:06:07.940 not only
01:06:09.500 does she
01:06:09.800 pick a
01:06:10.120 side
01:06:10.440 in a
01:06:11.080 hotly
01:06:11.400 contested
01:06:11.840 presidential
01:06:12.280 election
01:06:12.800 alienating
01:06:13.860 at least
01:06:14.160 half
01:06:14.440 of her
01:06:14.660 fan
01:06:14.920 base
01:06:15.220 but
01:06:16.200 she
01:06:16.360 says
01:06:16.680 the
01:06:16.880 reason
01:06:17.380 she's
01:06:17.900 voting
01:06:18.160 for
01:06:18.400 Kamala
01:06:18.720 Harris
01:06:19.160 is
01:06:21.380 LGBTQ
01:06:22.740 stance
01:06:24.180 do
01:06:26.560 you
01:06:26.780 know
01:06:27.240 what
01:06:27.720 Tim
01:06:28.000 Walls
01:06:28.400 has
01:06:28.600 done
01:06:28.980 on
01:06:29.520 the
01:06:29.640 LGBTQ
01:06:30.180 front
01:06:30.700 Tim
01:06:31.640 let me
01:06:32.700 tell you
01:06:33.200 what's
01:06:33.540 going to
01:06:33.740 happen
01:06:34.020 okay
01:06:34.720 here's
01:06:35.200 what's
01:06:35.380 going
01:06:35.500 to
01:06:35.580 happen
01:06:35.860 a
01:06:36.720 little
01:06:37.140 girl
01:06:37.580 sitting
01:06:38.340 in
01:06:38.640 Wisconsin
01:06:39.140 who's
01:06:40.460 maybe
01:06:40.780 on the
01:06:41.140 spectrum
01:06:41.540 maybe
01:06:42.380 has
01:06:42.640 acne
01:06:43.120 maybe
01:06:43.680 is
01:06:43.840 a little
01:06:43.980 heavy
01:06:44.240 set
01:06:44.640 maybe
01:06:45.480 feels
01:06:45.760 upset
01:06:46.040 because
01:06:46.180 the
01:06:46.280 parents
01:06:46.480 are
01:06:46.580 getting
01:06:46.700 divorced
01:06:47.080 something
01:06:47.360 like
01:06:47.600 that
01:06:47.880 is
01:06:48.840 going
01:06:49.120 to
01:06:49.420 find
01:06:49.740 herself
01:06:50.040 down
01:06:50.320 a
01:06:50.620 rabbit
01:06:50.860 hole
01:06:51.060 on
01:06:51.340 reddit
01:06:51.680 and
01:06:52.560 her
01:06:52.680 parents
01:06:52.960 aren't
01:06:53.120 going
01:06:53.220 to
01:06:53.280 know
01:06:53.460 because
01:06:53.700 they're
01:06:53.880 getting
01:06:53.980 a
01:06:54.080 divorce
01:06:54.360 and
01:06:54.600 they're
01:06:54.720 not
01:06:54.860 focused
01:06:55.120 on
01:06:55.280 her
01:06:55.360 right
01:06:55.520 now
01:06:55.720 and
01:06:55.960 she's
01:06:56.140 going
01:06:56.240 to
01:06:56.280 spend
01:06:56.440 hour
01:06:56.760 after
01:06:57.000 hour
01:06:57.260 on
01:06:57.460 that
01:06:57.600 thing
01:06:57.820 and
01:06:58.200 reddit
01:06:58.700 is
01:06:58.820 going
01:06:58.920 to
01:06:59.020 tell her
01:06:59.320 she's
01:06:59.600 actually
01:06:59.900 a
01:07:00.100 boy
01:07:00.320 and
01:07:01.320 she's
01:07:01.540 going
01:07:01.620 to
01:07:01.680 get
01:07:01.800 sucked
01:07:02.120 into
01:07:02.360 this
01:07:02.580 gender
01:07:02.920 cult
01:07:03.320 and
01:07:04.120 she's
01:07:04.320 going
01:07:04.400 to say
01:07:04.580 mom
01:07:04.820 and dad
01:07:05.160 I want
01:07:05.480 puberty
01:07:05.820 blockers
01:07:06.260 and cross
01:07:06.680 sex
01:07:06.880 hormones
01:07:07.200 which
01:07:07.480 will
01:07:07.640 sterilize
01:07:08.300 her
01:07:08.500 and
01:07:09.340 deprive
01:07:09.660 her
01:07:09.800 of
01:07:09.940 all
01:07:10.160 sexual
01:07:10.540 pleasure
01:07:10.900 for
01:07:11.080 the rest
01:07:11.340 of
01:07:11.440 her
01:07:11.540 life
01:07:11.780 and
01:07:12.940 they're
01:07:13.080 going
01:07:13.180 to
01:07:13.260 say
01:07:13.420 no
01:07:13.740 you're
01:07:14.540 a
01:07:14.660 girl
01:07:14.860 and
01:07:15.220 she's
01:07:15.400 going
01:07:15.500 to
01:07:15.560 say
01:07:15.680 but
01:07:15.820 I
01:07:15.940 want
01:07:16.080 top
01:07:16.780 surgery
01:07:17.220 this
01:07:17.500 benign
01:07:17.880 thing
01:07:18.220 this
01:07:19.000 double
01:07:19.300 mastectomy
01:07:19.820 where I'll
01:07:20.120 have tubes
01:07:20.520 coming out
01:07:20.920 of me
01:07:21.080 and I'll
01:07:21.260 never
01:07:21.440 breastfeed
01:07:21.840 a
01:07:21.980 child
01:07:22.160 I
01:07:22.320 want
01:07:22.540 that
01:07:22.720 too
01:07:22.980 because
01:07:23.340 I'm
01:07:23.440 a
01:07:23.560 boy
01:07:23.780 and
01:07:24.260 they're
01:07:24.400 going
01:07:24.480 to
01:07:24.560 say
01:07:24.720 no
01:07:25.040 and
01:07:25.940 she's
01:07:26.180 going
01:07:26.280 to
01:07:26.400 go
01:07:26.600 to
01:07:26.820 a
01:07:27.020 judge
01:07:27.300 in
01:07:27.580 Minnesota
01:07:28.360 and
01:07:29.620 because
01:07:29.900 of
01:07:30.120 Tim
01:07:30.380 Walls
01:07:30.940 the
01:07:31.580 court
01:07:31.800 will
01:07:32.000 take
01:07:32.460 custody
01:07:33.100 of
01:07:33.340 her
01:07:33.560 use
01:07:34.580 the
01:07:34.720 Medicaid
01:07:35.000 funds
01:07:35.320 in
01:07:35.480 Minnesota
01:07:35.840 to
01:07:36.360 provide
01:07:37.120 her
01:07:37.320 all
01:07:37.960 of
01:07:38.120 those
01:07:38.340 things
01:07:38.720 chop
01:07:39.320 off
01:07:39.540 her
01:07:39.700 breasts
01:07:40.100 sterilize
01:07:40.940 her
01:07:41.060 with
01:07:41.200 the
01:07:41.300 puberty
01:07:41.540 blockers
01:07:41.920 and the
01:07:42.160 cross
01:07:42.420 sex
01:07:42.620 hormones
01:07:43.020 and
01:07:43.540 when
01:07:43.760 this
01:07:43.980 girl
01:07:44.220 inevitably
01:07:44.760 comes
01:07:45.080 to
01:07:45.200 the
01:07:45.340 conclusion
01:07:45.700 that
01:07:45.940 she
01:07:46.040 didn't
01:07:46.280 want
01:07:46.500 any
01:07:46.740 of
01:07:46.880 this
01:07:47.100 that
01:07:47.500 it
01:07:47.620 only
01:07:47.820 added
01:07:48.200 to
01:07:48.360 her
01:07:48.500 problems
01:07:48.920 which
01:07:49.160 were
01:07:49.340 the
01:07:49.500 divorce
01:07:49.860 and
01:07:56.600 because
01:07:56.820 of
01:07:56.980 Tim
01:07:57.180 Walls
01:07:57.640 that's
01:07:58.160 what
01:07:58.300 Minnesota
01:07:58.660 is
01:07:59.020 doing
01:07:59.260 right
01:07:59.480 now
01:07:59.660 to
01:07:59.780 little
01:07:59.980 girls
01:08:00.240 and
01:08:00.380 boys
01:08:00.620 taking
01:08:01.080 custody
01:08:01.520 away
01:08:01.940 from
01:08:02.280 the
01:08:02.440 parents
01:08:02.740 so
01:08:02.920 that
01:08:03.080 they
01:08:03.260 can
01:08:03.440 have
01:08:03.800 these
01:08:03.980 procedures
01:08:04.360 without
01:08:04.660 any
01:08:05.020 loving
01:08:05.280 parent
01:08:05.600 there
01:08:05.880 to
01:08:06.400 help
01:08:06.680 and
01:08:07.360 that's
01:08:07.740 what
01:08:07.920 Taylor
01:08:08.320 Swift
01:08:08.820 just endorsed
01:08:09.740 for
01:08:10.080 your
01:08:10.380 children
01:08:10.820 so
01:08:11.560 screw
01:08:12.000 you
01:08:12.480 Taylor
01:08:13.160 Swift
01:08:13.820 you were
01:08:14.300 describing
01:08:14.680 how rich
01:08:15.200 Taylor
01:08:15.500 Swift
01:08:15.780 is
01:08:16.300 why
01:08:17.700 isn't
01:08:17.960 she
01:08:18.140 happy
01:08:18.560 good
01:08:19.500 question
01:08:19.900 I mean
01:08:21.180 listen
01:08:21.440 there's
01:08:22.280 what is
01:08:22.820 she like
01:08:23.120 32
01:08:23.480 I don't
01:08:23.740 know
01:08:23.860 what
01:08:23.980 she
01:08:24.080 is
01:08:24.200 she's
01:08:24.700 young
01:08:25.060 she's
01:08:25.900 never
01:08:26.060 had a
01:08:26.280 relationship
01:08:26.620 that works
01:08:27.060 she makes
01:08:27.420 a lot
01:08:27.620 of money
01:08:27.860 off of
01:08:28.860 writing
01:08:29.100 about it
01:08:29.580 that could
01:08:30.920 be part
01:08:31.180 of the
01:08:31.320 problem
01:08:31.660 for the
01:08:33.380 reasons
01:08:33.600 you were
01:08:33.820 just
01:08:33.980 discussing
01:08:34.400 when you
01:08:35.320 find
01:08:35.560 true
01:08:35.800 love
01:08:36.120 when you
01:08:36.360 have
01:08:36.480 somebody
01:08:36.740 who
01:08:36.900 loves
01:08:37.160 you
01:08:37.320 unconditionally
01:08:38.000 warts
01:08:39.240 and all
01:08:39.600 that's
01:08:40.700 everything
01:08:41.100 and she
01:08:41.820 hasn't
01:08:42.060 been able
01:08:42.280 to find
01:08:42.640 it
01:08:42.760 she's
01:08:42.980 made
01:08:43.120 a lot
01:08:43.300 of
01:08:43.420 money
01:08:43.600 off
01:08:43.840 of
01:08:43.980 it
01:08:44.140 and
01:08:44.840 I
01:08:44.960 think
01:08:45.120 she
01:08:45.260 travels
01:08:45.560 from
01:08:46.160 city
01:08:46.500 to
01:08:46.700 city
01:08:47.000 without
01:08:47.500 the
01:08:48.260 grounding
01:08:48.640 that
01:08:48.880 you
01:08:49.000 have
01:08:49.220 that
01:08:49.380 I
01:08:49.520 have
01:08:49.760 that
01:08:49.900 hopefully
01:08:50.140 all
01:08:50.320 of
01:08:50.420 you
01:08:50.540 have
01:08:50.880 and
01:08:51.740 maybe
01:08:51.940 she's
01:08:52.160 feeling
01:08:52.400 untethered
01:08:53.000 maybe
01:08:53.720 she's
01:08:53.920 feeling
01:08:54.120 empty
01:08:54.420 and
01:08:54.580 lost
01:08:54.900 and
01:08:55.200 maybe
01:08:55.500 she
01:08:55.740 wants
01:08:55.940 other
01:08:56.220 people
01:08:56.540 to
01:08:56.740 make
01:08:56.900 similar
01:08:57.440 decisions
01:08:58.120 in life
01:08:58.560 as
01:08:58.720 she
01:08:58.900 has
01:08:59.280 by the
01:09:01.220 way
01:09:01.340 she's
01:09:01.540 34
01:09:01.860 years
01:09:02.120 old
01:09:02.340 that
01:09:04.520 whole
01:09:04.700 thing
01:09:04.880 is
01:09:05.000 just
01:09:05.120 so
01:09:05.300 annoying
01:09:05.560 that
01:09:05.740 still
01:09:06.160 brings
01:09:06.540 up
01:09:06.740 something
01:09:07.020 for
01:09:07.220 me
01:09:07.360 just
01:09:07.580 what
01:09:08.080 Tim
01:09:08.300 Walss
01:09:08.580 is
01:09:08.700 doing
01:09:08.980 what
01:09:09.200 Minnesota
01:09:09.600 is
01:09:09.760 doing
01:09:10.000 and
01:09:10.200 it's
01:09:10.340 not
01:09:10.520 just
01:09:10.700 Minnesota
01:09:11.140 it's
01:09:11.480 just
01:09:11.720 dark
01:09:12.400 dark
01:09:13.500 dark
01:09:13.800 dark
01:09:14.160 give
01:09:14.400 me
01:09:14.600 a
01:09:15.040 break
01:09:15.360 on
01:09:15.620 your
01:09:15.760 stupid
01:09:16.100 joy
01:09:16.580 message
01:09:17.080 you're
01:09:17.900 not
01:09:18.020 causing
01:09:18.300 joy
01:09:18.740 for
01:09:19.120 the
01:09:19.240 kids
01:09:19.500 who are
01:09:19.940 going to
01:09:20.060 get
01:09:20.200 caught up
01:09:21.340 in
01:09:22.380 Minnesota
01:09:22.920 because
01:09:23.260 of
01:09:23.440 you
01:09:23.600 so
01:09:24.420 God
01:09:24.940 bless
01:09:25.120 Tucker
01:09:25.380 he talks
01:09:25.820 about
01:09:26.080 everything
01:09:26.840 had
01:09:27.560 some
01:09:27.700 interesting
01:09:27.940 moments
01:09:28.260 on
01:09:28.520 Jeffrey
01:09:29.020 Epstein
01:09:29.500 and
01:09:30.660 just
01:09:31.340 such
01:09:31.580 a
01:09:31.740 kind
01:09:32.300 and
01:09:32.540 generous
01:09:32.960 man
01:09:33.440 great
01:09:34.720 to see
01:09:35.020 him
01:09:35.120 again
01:09:35.340 we've
01:09:35.560 had
01:09:35.720 a
01:09:35.940 long
01:09:36.140 history
01:09:36.440 we
01:09:36.620 talked
01:09:36.820 a
01:09:36.940 little
01:09:37.040 bit
01:09:37.200 about
01:09:40.340 first
01:09:40.640 kind
01:09:40.880 of
01:09:41.040 got
01:09:41.300 to
01:09:41.400 know
01:09:41.500 each
01:09:41.660 other
01:09:41.860 and
01:09:42.080 what
01:09:42.820 our
01:09:42.940 experience
01:09:43.280 was
01:09:43.520 at
01:09:43.800 that
01:09:45.840 place
01:09:46.160 we
01:09:46.560 used
01:09:46.780 to
01:09:46.920 work
01:09:47.200 at
01:09:48.840 every
01:09:49.080 stop
01:09:49.460 folks
01:09:49.820 mention
01:09:50.180 the
01:09:50.360 success
01:09:50.760 of
01:09:51.060 this
01:09:51.280 show
01:09:51.620 and
01:09:51.880 that
01:09:52.080 is
01:09:52.220 all
01:09:52.820 thanks
01:09:53.460 to
01:09:53.620 you
01:09:53.780 guys
01:09:54.040 I'm
01:09:54.760 so
01:09:55.420 grateful
01:09:55.780 to
01:09:56.000 you
01:09:56.120 and
01:09:56.200 my
01:09:56.360 team
01:09:56.660 is
01:09:56.820 to
01:09:57.140 got
01:09:57.960 to
01:09:58.120 see
01:09:58.320 them
01:09:58.600 out
01:09:58.880 at
01:09:59.020 the
01:09:59.120 all
01:09:59.320 in
01:09:59.500 summit
01:09:59.780 we
01:09:59.980 all
01:10:00.200 we
01:10:00.500 all
01:10:00.640 went
01:10:00.780 a
01:10:00.880 bunch
01:10:01.040 of
01:10:01.140 us
01:10:01.220 not
01:10:01.340 all
01:10:01.500 of
01:10:01.560 us
01:10:01.660 but
01:10:01.800 some
01:10:02.040 of
01:10:02.160 us
01:10:02.240 went
01:10:02.380 out
01:10:02.480 there
01:10:02.660 and
01:10:03.020 it
01:10:03.240 was
01:10:03.340 so
01:10:03.520 fun
01:10:03.840 we
01:10:04.300 talked
01:10:04.520 about
01:10:04.680 how much
01:10:04.920 the
01:10:05.020 audience
01:10:05.280 means
01:10:05.640 not
01:10:06.340 just
01:10:06.500 to
01:10:06.640 me
01:10:06.800 but
01:10:06.940 to
01:10:07.020 my
01:10:07.180 producers
01:10:07.540 too
01:10:07.880 they
01:10:08.080 know
01:10:08.280 you're
01:10:08.500 out
01:10:08.680 there
01:10:08.900 they
01:10:09.100 know
01:10:09.420 like
01:10:09.660 we
01:10:10.140 all
01:10:10.500 have
01:10:10.780 an
01:10:10.920 image
01:10:11.160 of
01:10:11.320 who
01:10:11.520 we're
01:10:11.920 writing
01:10:12.900 for
01:10:13.240 and
01:10:13.420 producing
01:10:13.840 for
01:10:14.280 and
01:10:14.580 anchoring
01:10:15.080 for
01:10:15.520 and
01:10:16.600 to
01:10:16.880 see
01:10:17.160 you
01:10:17.420 in
01:10:18.020 person
01:10:18.380 like
01:10:18.640 I
01:10:18.740 got
01:10:18.900 to
01:10:19.100 at
01:10:19.300 the
01:10:19.620 Kansas
01:10:20.080 city
01:10:20.300 Missouri
01:10:20.600 event
01:10:21.140 and
01:10:21.700 at
01:10:21.860 the
01:10:21.980 all
01:10:22.200 in
01:10:22.320 event
01:10:22.680 that
01:10:24.020 was
01:10:24.180 really
01:10:24.360 special
01:10:24.860 gosh
01:10:25.580 I
01:10:25.700 mentioned
01:10:25.960 this
01:10:26.120 the
01:10:26.220 other
01:10:26.320 day
01:10:26.460 but
01:10:26.600 just
01:10:26.780 to
01:10:26.920 actually
01:10:27.200 touch
01:10:28.220 hands
01:10:28.660 with
01:10:29.380 the
01:10:29.540 folks
01:10:29.720 who
01:10:29.840 are
01:10:29.980 listening
01:10:30.360 and
01:10:30.540 watching
01:10:30.820 to
01:10:31.100 hug
01:10:31.680 some
01:10:32.220 of
01:10:32.300 the
01:10:32.380 folks
01:10:32.560 who
01:10:32.660 are
01:10:32.700 listening
01:10:32.960 and
01:10:33.140 watching
01:10:33.420 was
01:10:34.280 really
01:10:34.480 gratifying
01:10:35.060 I
01:10:35.840 feel
01:10:36.060 the
01:10:36.160 connection
01:10:36.380 to
01:10:36.580 you
01:10:36.740 in
01:10:36.860 the
01:10:36.960 same
01:10:37.080 way
01:10:37.220 I
01:10:37.320 hope
01:10:37.480 you
01:10:37.600 feel
01:10:37.800 it
01:10:37.920 to
01:10:38.020 me
01:10:38.240 so
01:10:39.320 thank
01:10:40.240 you
01:10:40.420 for
01:10:40.680 letting
01:10:40.900 us
01:10:41.220 go
01:10:41.740 on
01:10:41.880 this
01:10:42.000 ride
01:10:42.320 and
01:10:43.040 for
01:10:43.440 being
01:10:43.640 along
01:10:43.980 with
01:10:44.580 us
01:10:44.760 while
01:10:44.920 we
01:10:45.060 all
01:10:45.180 do
01:10:45.320 it
01:10:45.440 together
01:10:45.700 I
01:10:45.920 think
01:10:46.180 in
01:10:46.900 some
01:10:47.220 areas
01:10:47.540 we're
01:10:47.760 really
01:10:47.960 making
01:10:48.300 a
01:10:48.480 difference
01:10:48.840 but
01:10:49.900 the
01:10:50.100 real
01:10:50.400 purpose
01:10:50.760 is
01:10:50.960 just
01:10:51.140 to
01:10:51.320 stay
01:10:51.560 informed
01:10:52.140 keep
01:10:52.980 our
01:10:53.140 senses
01:10:53.400 of
01:10:53.640 humor
01:10:53.920 and
01:10:54.820 yes
01:10:55.100 stay
01:10:55.380 connected
01:10:55.800 so
01:10:56.420 thanks
01:10:56.700 for
01:10:56.860 joining
01:10:57.120 me
01:10:57.340 today
01:10:57.780 and
01:10:58.320 every
01:10:58.500 day
01:10:58.760 and
01:10:59.160 see
01:10:59.320 you
01:10:59.400 next
01:10:59.560 time
01:10:59.780 thanks
01:11:03.460 for
01:11:03.620 listening
01:11:03.880 to
01:11:04.080 the
01:11:04.180 Megan
01:11:04.360 Kelly
01:11:04.620 show
01:11:05.000 no
01:11:05.460 BS
01:11:05.880 no
01:11:06.260 agenda
01:11:06.640 and
01:11:07.300 no
01:11:07.500 fear
01:11:14.920 yeah
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01:11:30.640 let's
01:11:30.720 yeah
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