oh, hello alex. listen, where is seryozha ah, we met at his place.etimes too? and now he will tell you everything. thank you kostya you light. bye bye thanks. here we are hello who is this? this is marina's child. she died. the boy was left alone. it that there marina it is clear. light don't touch me. light can we talk? you decided everything for me. i just put before the fact. why didn't you tell me about him? light, it's a child. what's his name? let's go, little mikhalych. you are so awesome. you are the best lawyer in the world . god forbid anyone he fedor his kiss. louis, let's go. we got stuck there. katya can we fedya, let's take a little walk. oh, then we'll come. but you can, but just don’t think and look at history, don’t get into any, or you’ll sit for a new term and sit out the old one and let’s go friendly. well, vladimir mikhailovich well done, as he did , he is always the best lawyer, if a person has a talent from god indeed. congratulations to a good lawyer, i found myself, we are familiar, let's go, one person will leave with you, d

alex listen , alik, don't leave me here. okay, they wanted to kill me again.now they want to kill me. well , you can't see anything, old one. probably go don't sit here. what are you, a bastard. take it and tell him to urgently come here to the murder guys. some information, where someone instructs novosibirsk to give false indications. come on, don't pull. you trouble makar therefore on the carpet, probably. and he called me and did n't even tell me. why. what do you have? arrived sits waiting. and how many more gerasimov came up? let him wait. lieutenant-colonel general krylov, on your orders , arrived all the same to no avail. listen carefully to my order. you're going on vacation, and i've already signed my account home. you don't have to turn off your phone when you enter my office, after all. you 're under house arrest without my permission. i personally will control and every hour i will call, comrade general. i'm tired of humiliating myself in front of this investigator because of you, either home or in a cell. well, do n’t you understand, in order to

is alex awake? listen, are you busy, and what, a nothing, just you, i'm just free now, maybe we'll go somewhere together, first there will be one question. could you tell me what kind of service. i know what my father does, or at least what he did, if you do him a favor, oh, that you can't talk about afterward. long story short, don't call me. i'm sorry, i can't see where you're going. destinies it's not for sale home, they bring pillows to children a little blood helps very much let the commander of the money ladies, how many do you want. they are also daughters. clearly we are leaving his car. we have every reason to believe that the courier went to meet the local dealer in such a way. because during the control purchase, the local small distribution in a can of caviar. i think the courier crosses the border somewhere in an unguarded area in the steppe past the posts, the main expectation is that they won’t notice him at all, but if he still breaks on the patrol, they start shaking him, then it’s easier

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listen alex let's go, let's talk let's go. alex i ask you, of course, do you want her to know?ngs aside, and i won't tell you in the evening. what's up okay thank you come on. well, what do i need a van? i think he will be so calmer, if you are next to him, i agree, old see you, keep in touch. marina open the door. someone knocks on my door. open the door for me. i've been calling you for an hour, but you won't open it for me. marina they just intimidate you, lord, they want to take revenge on me. i can't do this anymore, please, please, lyonya has to find out something today. marina are you okay? they were with little pizza ordered ordered ordered, so double cheese. pepperoni and mushrooms and vegetarian 2500 rubles . excuse me, but i won’t have a dacha. thank you, you know, you 're not so scary to see you here at all, no one wanted to go. oh my god. okay, just don't shoot. misunderstood and why are you called a lieutenant nickname from school clung lieutenant rzhevsky women, i love the lieutenant remained orzhevsky lost over time, it's clear and he is ikarus because he was bi

it's great, alex, you're in the club. listenow, in short, listen, there is a girlfriend and i wanted to call you when i get free, but apparently we have a cultural program there. we are still in the restaurant apparently we're going. so we need to meet, dictate the address of the restaurant. i can't shine there. i'll be there in about 20 minutes. when you see my car, i'll try to go down to the toilet. i'll wait for you there until we meet. vasya , call the capture team. tell them to be ready at my command, you go to the king's club, but we do n't have sanctions once. i take over everything. until communication. i have charging phones there. maybe they will call me too . just come on quickly. you weren't here , were you? hello good evening, you will be alone, yes, and you can, as usual, non-smokers good place. oh sure. hallway to the end and to the left, aha i'm fast i hope please in short we ride today girlfriend's online store. and that immediately after you called me, irina alisa and transmitted a photo of the tree over the in

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with alex none of the guests saw the tape, or at least no one confessed, maybe alex didn't remember everyone, maybe, listento find all the guests to eat. i'm kind of smart. yes yes. girl go away. what what no i still have to call. well, why should i go there? this will be a little lesson for you, because you should have called me right away . i wanted to first think about how best to proceed. you shouldn't have thought. you should have called me right away. or maybe you forgot how i brushed you off the term. now you go why finish. nothing can be trusted. from your testimony will you be charged with double murder? sonny, sonny, well, you just arrived and back again. take care of yourself. bye. i'm looking for you know how scared i was at the time. i am well, i only realized later that if i had filmed everything to the end, i could have made that kind of money. actually, actually, it was our friend's wedding and his bride was almost killed there. oh sorry. i must have been stupid. i then was confused and generally fell. i have all these cassettes they fell apart, you understand, i only understood them a week

listen, you have so many clothes. why don't you wear? i haven't figured it out yet. yes, you can measure. sure. hello alex hi. this is nastya. ten, i'm sorry, please, i've got a lot of work here , so i didn't answer. i understand work, but tonight what, can we see each other tonight? listen, it probably won't work. listen, i'll call you back later, someone came. no, girl, yours called. you don't know, i mean , i don't know, i mean, i don't know where to go. you show, go there, let's go. hello , what is this? this is an evening dress. this is hello and this is introduce me to your girlfriend. dad, why is this all for tonight. i have a birthday today. you forgot oh you're birthday today. i congratulate you. thanks a lot. well, since it happened, i invite you too. i think that nastya will be more pleasant with her friend than spending time with us old people. you are a very pleasant pheasant , you are a man. thank you there, in my opinion, agreed with you. yes, i remember, i remember a pleasant surprise awaits you tonight, at 7:00 a.m. the machine. bye-bye. well, you still could not come to work? you need to be careful, the guys

the community is not able to listen in. alex at 4:48 today local time, they were note tied neither would appear. his lawyer issuing a statement defending pete arredondo and his actions of that day saying basically that the -- that he did everything he could possibly have done that day, and just continuing to defend his actions and saying that actually he should be reinstated with full pay. so the school board should be make thing decision shortly. alex? >> so much pain and agony in that room. so painful to listen to those parents. thank you so much for being there tonight. and thank you all so much for watching. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, we just want everything back. that's in "the washington post" reporting tonight that the national archives pleaded with trump for documents as early as may of 2021. what convinced trump to hand over some of the documents he took to mar-a-lago. plus, republicans say it gives away too much. some democrats say it doesn't do enough. biden student loan debt announ

what they were looking for to get the word out and undercoverr because nobody paid attention. >> listen to alexes driving between clients because he represented the other side of information but that was before -- >> what did he like aboutss it? >> to him it was an intellectual exercise, what ifut we looked at what the government said about the moon landing in the conspiracy theorists say. we can just kind of figure out how is the sausage made? how do they figure out, what is the basis for their doubt? the footsteps. he thought it was fun to look at those things. >> and he didn't get was toxic. >> no because at the time, for all of his associations, he was definitely a different person, d lot less toxic and dark so it shifted from those things to more of a propaganda angle because one of the things was the idea of calling it big news what you're talking about, is it propaganda or not? [laughter] purposely done for propaganda purposes and sometimes propaganda to drive an agenda and not negative necessarily. a lot of what zelenskyy is doing right now is this story that he is an underdog because a

thin a radio talk show host, alex jones tells his listener it was a hoax, your child is not really deadting job our pain manufactured for 10 years he lies, you know he is lying, you saw your dead child's body. you touched your dead child one last time, you planned funeral, you picked out the small casket and favone -- gave one final kiss as your child lay in a coffin. alex jones tucked away in a studio, in a far away state is heaping colds on your grief -- ccoals on your grief, getting rich on your grief and pain, jones office trial this week in a texas courtroom for defamation for denying the murder of children of the children at sandy hook elementary school. lying about anything is bad, it is abhorrent when you tell parents who buried a child that your child is not really dead. all microphones are not equal. in week when confronted by lady justice, jones admitted the truth, the truth is, he lie, the children were murdered. he turned the death of children into a 10 year long torture chamber for their parents. how could they have an audience in this country. they awarded damages, we sho

listen alex you this, come on pull yourself together, but i understand, it's one thing to sit about, oly. let 's do it slowly. what are you, seriously? old? blimey. listen, i’m sitting here and i don’t know what to do here, how i can live, i’m breaking my head. and you once came to cyprus and sat down here and taught me how to live the old one. thank you very much. and can i thank you that these good ones went to sleep? call you a taxi. don't know. what is the problem, in short we explain, only we want to know what happened to vika chernikova this time and when they will send us to europe as they promised these two yes, your vika fell off the cliff to death , so don’t even try to dump the second from here to europe, you’ll go when you learn to behave normally laura milana sheila to the exit. the rest went to learn english. let's say we need a special invitation, shall we? come on, let's go kids . hello uncle vadik, how are you? sea today, a young girl from your birthday threw a corpse on the beach. i have to understand, she fell herself or she was helped. why did you get such details

but to your point, alex, take a listen to this ad from the american action network, a republican group they are framing it to voters. >> biden's right, you should take my tax dollars to pay off your debts. >> my family will figure out how to get buy with less, what's most important is we spare college graduates from any extra stress. >> want to be a struggling artist? college is on me. >> there's a reality that conservative voters might benefit from this too, but that ad speaks to a certain group of voters who might be very amenable to this idea that like spoiled rich liberals and big cities are taking what is mine. >> that's something biden was very aware of as he tried to sort of grapple over how much to give in student loan forgiveness. he's the president who said he came from scranton and he represents the firefighters and the blue collar workers. so he was a little bit uneasy about the idea that college graduates, maybe people who went to very expensive schools, would be benefiting interest this. but it's clear the way they constructed the program may allow them to sort of shield

you know, i like to see listen to alex jones when i'm driving. between clients because he represented the other side of information right, but that was before alex jones got his darkest. so he liked what did he like about it the silliness or the like thinking it to him? it was an intellectual exercise. you know, what if we looked at you know what the government said about the moon landing and we look at what the conspiracy theorists say, and we can just kind of, you know figure out how are they how is the sausage made? you know, how do they figure out like what you know, what's the basis for their doubt, you know these photographs these footsteps, you know, he thought it was fun just to kind of look at those things. right and he didn't think it was toxic in any way. no because at that time alex jones for all of his, you know associations out west. he definitely was a different person, you know, he was a lot less toxic and dark when he was around 2012. so it shifted from those kind of things to more of a propaganda angle because i think one of the

listen. >> hi, this is alex on the customer service aid. >> reporter: the software changes this. >> thank you the status of your order. >> reporter: to this. >> give me a minute to check on that. >> reporter: sanas is using artificial intelligence to make calls to representatives easier to understand. >> to get the conversation away from how we speak to what we say. >> reporter: but -- >> i think it's problematic. >> reporter: the blow-back has been quick and brutal. some critics saying sanas is taking voices rich with accents and cultures -- >> i'm so sorry about the mixup. >> reporter: and making them sound more white. >> this does not counteract the bias. it feeds into it. it basically reaffirms that everyone should speak in a certain particular way rather than tries to help people learn that it doesn't matter if somebody has an accent. >> reporter: sanas ceo marty sarim who worked in and built call centers himself says that's just not true. >> certain articles where we're trying to make people sound white. well, i'm not white. my founders aren't white. you know, 87% of our company is not

you know that alex, when you get married, let's see who they listen to us, by the way, goshki, let'sthis vein, lyokha guy, in general great. yes, it will do tomorrow, we are cracking. after the procedure, you will receive three times more plus clean documents terms today. no, i don’t work like that, work aibolit work, patients are already leading, they will contact you. thank you dr. boris yegorovich there eat a little more. so i finished anton sergeevich, which he said incomprehensibly, you know yourself understood. mongol this patient is going somewhere the driver himself left. and so let's try. said the car beasts, so i took the filming . you are here for now, if anything, then catch up good luck. tangerine carrots you have tastier with you you will lose your last health. in the morning , all the phones were torn to me, they called from primorskaya from the krivogo directorate of the gpu from the fsb and he and even from the wild animal protection funds, sit down krylov wonderful, please, you are ready to place an order. bring two cappuccinos. yes. just bring two coffees. how many

. >> lenny called it, i like to listen to alex jones because he represented the other side a of information . but that was before alex jones got dark. >> what did you like about it? >> to him it was an intellectual exercise. what if we look at what nthe government said about the moon landing and we look at what the conspiracy theorists they and we can kind of figure out how is the sausage made, how do they figure out like, what's the basis for their data. these photographs, these steps. he thought it was fun just to look at those things. he didn't think it was toxic in any way. >> at that time alex jones or all of his association west, he definitely was a different person. he was a lot less toxic and dark and he wasaround 2020 . >> shifted from those kind of things to more of apropaganda angle . the things i hate the idea of calling it the news. the propaganda is what you're talking. why is another way to put it. but some were purposely done for propaganda purposes and sometimes propaganda can drive an agenda and it can be not negative necessarily. a lot of what zelensky is doing right now

listen to alex jones for more than about 10 minutes on any given day, and it's almost a given that he will get to that group pretty quickly. very much a foundational element of the kind of new world order conspiracies and that -- new world order conspiracism that takes hold in the 1990's. cooper is a key player in the. for cooper, the builder berke group is founded in 1947. why? manhattan project is mostly done by that point. year of the roswell crash. year of the ufo sightings. for cooper, the bildeberg group is created in direct reaction to the extraterrestrial threat. for cooper though, magic 12 is integrated to cover up the truth about ufos. he says that friedman and others like him are government disinformation agents. in fact what he says is majesty 12 is created to establish relations with these aliens. and cooper goes further. he says by 1954, president eisenhower is going to sign a treaty with the audience -- with the aliens. that says, you want to come along and experiment on humans, that is fine. we will look the other way. we will even build secret bases for you to do so,

alex jones. these people believe it. >> listen, they do. and sometimes they follow through on it. that's why a gunman showed up at a pizza place here in d.c. based on some of these lies. paul, is this a symbolic award, i suppose, is the question. given texas law, what avenues do the plaintiffs have to get the money the jury awarded them or is it more likely a symbolic victory? >> well, i think that the first part of the verdict, the 4.1 million is a pretty secure amount that they'll be able to collect and they be able to collect 1.5 million in punitive damages. it caps punitives at $750,000 per person. could they take that up to the supreme court, maybe they could at some point in time, but i wouldn't be overly optimistic about that number or that law being ruled unconstitutional because a lot of states have enacted caps on punitive damages. they're up against that. bear in mind, it's not over for this guy. he's facing at least eight other trials in connecticut where there will be enormous verdicts against him as well and hopefully those verdicts will be enough to wipe him out and

so the bros got ready for the first alex, then you are a leonchik, i am the unlocker got up. listenat landmarks they are , we separate with a short interval, everything is not lost. come on, makar, about the axis, i'll go there for cigarettes. sit down max with a small despair i see, we are waiting until it gets dark. in short, the men moved forward. and while i ’m instructing the sallag, let’s go, let ’s go, then, ogonyok, if you do everything, you ’ll get a normal share as you need, you’ll just go screwed up. i will personally kill you. understood? hold? it’s very scary, nothing to me, firstly, blind man’s eyes, i also dreamed for a long time. and as many as seven come to you will. come follow me. lord semyon, yes, what are you doing with people for a penny ready to hang yourself, and before you remember, the last crumb were ready to share. and completely lost. now it's all about my money. so after all, it shouldn't be like this senya after all, these scumbags. they also have mothers, they give birth to them and bring them up. lord, give them a light of reason . you are so scared.

introduce me personally, only something is delayed, except for alex strelka has to go sergey dmitrievich so what about the medical staff. listen call you now. nikita this is a brother. nastya, he will come and tell everything i forgot, you will get to know the staska. what does he look like? he's a little limping at that height. either alex will take over in the morning or i'll send someone else. hope you don't worry. you can manage without me. well, i wish you luck. parents with many children do not know who their third child is a boy or a girl? i said, what's the matter with you is unknown. sex is present genitals, the girls were most worried about the child, the grandmother is convinced that the granddaughter is growing in the family, because she went through examinations together several times. she says no boy. we both want to have the child lived. full-fledged doctors already offer an operation, or do it now while the child is small, and on the other hand, when he grows up, he can choose his gender himself, it will be too late it will be too late. and the mother is afraid to make a terrible mistake and make a daughter out

that they've been harassed by people who listen to alex jones, who believe the conspiracy theories and the hoaxes that he puts out there. they've had to move. they've had to change their names. they've been told that they're liars, crisis actors. it is real additional pain on top of the unimaginable pain they're already in. >> unimaginable. the hatred, the cruelty. you know, it seems that, for too long, we've lived in a political and media culture from the far right. it's been defined by these lies, falsehoods, by this slander of people, whether it's on twitter or social media or in podcasts or on the radio, and we've moved on to treasonous language. for good reason, i think a lot of americans, millions of americans, have asked where is the justice? where is the accountability? are there no rules? are there no guardrails in american culture to stop these sort of lies, where you have a guy, a conspiracy theorist who can actually tell parents of slaughtered 6-year-olds that your children never existed. and make millions and millions of dollars from it. or you can have news networks going

alex. >> i think you were listening to the conversation i was having with my floor director saying some ofhaven't come around in the face of seeing fact versus their fiction. it's remarkable. this guy has 4 1/2 years to sit behind bars and see if he reflects more on that and changes his tune. many thanks to you both. as we head joef overseas, right now u.n. inspectors are on their way to ukraine, set to arrive at the russian occupied plant as early as wednesday. this as fighting in the area raises concerns of a potential nuclear disaster. it comes as ukraine launches an offensive to retake the russian held south today. the ukrainian spokesperson claiming russia has withdrawn from some of its positions but nbc news has yet to verify that. josh, welcome. this counteroffensive is underway as we speak. what is happening on the ground? >> reporter: alex, the big question for weeks, as ukraine has been promising this counteroffensive, is it going to materialize? today, according to ukraine's military, it did begin what the ukrainians claiming they were able to breach some of the russian frontlin

listen. south asian accent: hi, this is alex _ from the customer service aid. how are you today?ice aid. how are you today? great to hear. what do you make of that? earlier, i spoke with winifred poster, a sociologist from the university of washington in st louis, who has done extensive research on call centre workers. this is what she had to make of it. i think there are many, many problems with this kind of technology that range from lesser to greater harm. one of the problems is that it doesn't solve the main problems of customer service, which is that when a customer calls a company, they have a problem. so, regardless of what accent is being communicated to them, they may still be angry that their computer doesn't work, or that they were unable to get a refund for a purchase, etc. another problem is that it's unfair to the worker, especially in the global south, when they have to engage in these kinds of deceptive practices as a regular part of the job. it follows a range of practices that i have documented in my research called — about national identity management, in which

one of his employees tells me it doesn'ton really matter if alex jones believes what he says. it matters that his listeners do. and there were millions of them and they were willing to defend the false beliefs. he was operating on the fringe. because they had been zeroed out of other media so here they found a very fertile ground. but talk radio was another. alternative media is what they were looking for in some fashion to get the word out and kind of undercover because nobody really paid attention. >> i listened between clients becauseig it represented the otr side of information, but that was before alex jones got his -- >> what did you like about it, the silliness or -- >> yoto him it was an intellectl exercise. what if we looked at what the government said about the moon landing. what is the basis for that outcome of these photographs, these footsteps. he thought it was fun to look at these things and he didn't think it was toxic in any way because at that time, alex jones for the associations he definitely was a different person. he was a lot less toxic and dark van he was around 2012. >> ... is to s

are protesting, just because of the unconstitutional on that i behavior of alex in addition of focused on and that you listen to me that it was in the 2nd that hasn't been rajah . ah, just because of his buys statements regarding pakistan. derrick in some odd um yard. we got the one who day we have gathered here against the election commission . we do not accept the verdict as they have made the wrong decision. a government of god is greater date date to the maximum de warned. doug. enron found to be dead while abided parties would be bound, but it will end up again and a gorge than bug. it's on a god. god, god, that means super active when it comes to when it got a dead log and trying to give you that deadlock are one thing that will get on cannot afford it. continued political in the ability of god. the government died in power. now in the lines of february bardeen, but they have failed to damned or died of inflation and are becoming more and more unpopular. and i did also approved by the fact that the bugger gone de again thought her weeping withdrew and upon job robin, this is the country's most powerful

alex jones? is he able to pay these damages unlikely? listen at $1.00 time, he had millions of followers and made millions of dollars on info wars. this web radios slash streaming youtube channel that he had for many, many years. it was very influential. he had millions of followers. but like i said, it filed for bankruptcy last month and the future of his small media empire, if you will, if there's such a thing as a small medium pyre, but very influential is very much in doubt. it's probably gonna be gone at this point. he's probably not going to be able to pay this, but it will certainly bankrupt him. and that's exactly what the family's wanted. they wanted him to go to jail, but if you can't go to jail or he's not able to go to jail from the justice system, they wanted to bankrupt him. and that appears like exactly what they're doing. oh, thank you very much. gabriel has on down there and new york. ah, now the united states has declared the monkey box outbreak a public health emergency. the declaration should free up additional funding and t

alex. i mean she -- and i love listening to what coco gauff says of this woman.looked like me and it allowed me to know that i could do this. that i belong. she's done that with naomi osaka. so many men and women. this kind of ferocity that she's had, her serve, her unbelievable beating heart. i've never seen anything like that. she is her own weather system when she's out there. she hasn't won this thing in awhile and she hasn't played much. she's played a fistful of matches this year and there's some rust she's got to kick off. if she can beat with anett kontaveit, she gets going, if she gets herself a run, this place is going to explode with enthusiasm and gratitude for her. >> 100%. you neglected to mention fashion, the cape, the sparkles in her hair. she's phenomenal that way. she's going to play doubles with her sister, venus, who sadly, unfortunately, fell in her first round match. two sets down. but what do you expect for that and possibly coming back and doing any doubles. do you think she's hanging it all up? >> i think this is her last singles major. a

listen to the times that alex jones was caught lying in this courtroom. >> you say, mr.ones, that you're taking these court proceedings seriously. you're approaching them in good faith. but the truth of the matter is, you have been broadcasting, repeatedly, a picture of our judge on fire. haven't you? >> objection, compound, your honor. >> no. >> the person on the left of this image is our judge, correct? >> yes. >> the person on the right is another judge you don't like, right? >> yes. >> okay. >> it's just bizarro world. how does all that impact the jury? >> yeah, you know, alisyn, elie and harry said this happens occasionally and i grae with them, it does happen occasionally, but what typically also happens is more competent lawyering on the side of the person that mistakenly provides these documents. it does not appear that alex jones was prepared at all. he continued to lie, even though his attorneys knew that the plaintiffs' attorney had access to these text messages and emails, so he sat there and said he didn't make fun of the court proceedings. yet they know --

who's calling me is passport the not somebody will not listen to the analysis for the little never been another one of the well don't middle alex she's just saying, i'm gonna let him go down to the library in his mucus of jealousy, come in what the political ended up with for us already put it up with me and book it most make your most but dizzy. follow me. nickname is columbia and i got the just the product, they paid me for less than the thought that okay, with a couple of what i think you call her low come, we're going to love it just means mostly. if you don't know what baseless you know, come out later in the case and look at other people. yes. okay. and then my point is in kill and does make a person. and is this really nice? you get it just him beside him. i fair structure and this i don't think this will, i meant that in the political for him to leave for my, for in an ester momento, is going to meet up with the thought as well. how many was meant different? they got somebody one month. and when i came home, i meant they just been listening to the proper went on today the same way, me and stuff with joe that he doesn't

first we will listen to the original call center worker, if you will. >> hello, this is alex from customer doing very well. thank you very much for asking. how can i help you today? kristen: we do here and accents, if you will come of the person is from india, yes? >> yes. kristen: now this same person talking filtered through sanas. >> hi, this is alex from the customer service aid, how are you today? great to hear. i'm doing very well. thank you very much for asking. so how can i help you today? kristen: wow. i mean -- how does it do that? you are not going to answer that, are you? >> i can. all we are doing is doing speech synthesis and real-time. it is hearing the source, and we actually have different accents, all that is doing and real-time is matching a specific sound, the phonetic levels. which is why you can do it in real-time -- it can do it in real-time. kristen: we can see how this may be helpful in a call center situation. especially if the caller, the customer is not accustomed to hearing english with an accent. but i've got to ask you some questions. you've been getting a lo

alex jones. and the summation of the argument of these parents' attorneys was, look, this guy is loaded. send a message and silence him. listenis. >> so i ask of you to take the bull horn away from alex jones, and take the first steps toward taking that bull horn away from all the others who have it. all the others who might want it. all the others who believe they can profit off fear and misinformation. >> what do they want? they want the rest of that $150 million they asked for yesterday. they only got like $4.1. they want $155 plus million. for the defense, they say a fair money target today would be $270,000. >> and awards as we know, draw a much higher usually in the punitive phase. should we expect to see that in this case? >> you might. you might see a whopper. what you need to remember, pamela, is not everything is as big as they say it is in texas. and that includes punitive damages. there is a legal cap. there's legislation that caps the damage award. even if the jury does come back with a whopper, $100 million. odds are that will be whittled down after the jury leaves. >> all right. drew griffin. thank you so much.

plus -- ♪ ♪ >> you are listening to music from allen yum and sasha alex sloan.laying outside lands this weekend. we learned more about dance music in our new segment. >>> we'll turn a bit of a corner in the forecast. today is not all that different. tomorrow we'll get you almost a ten-degree cooldown for some of our warmer inland spots. we'll go into the details on who is going to feel that more than others in the first alert forecast coming up next. >>> the market opened about ten minutes ago. we closed wednesday with optimism. stocks boomed yesterday. coming up, what we're looking at this morning with climbing unemployment claims data coming in. before we head to break, here is what's coming up on "cbs mornings." >>> good morning, amanda. ahead on "cbs mornings." the defamation trial of conspiracy theorist alex jones takes a startling twist straight out of a movie. how his own lawyer may have greatly helped the victims' case and put jones in big legal trouble. >>> also nate talks with two former nfl teammates who want to change the conversation surrounding can

listen a. can you ask? you don't call alyosha anymore, okay? i told you 10 times, i'm just sorry alexunderstand. facing the wall forward facing the wall forward where are you taking me? transfer to another cell, how do they transfer temporarily? facing the wall or maybe forever forward. well hello. makar banish nothing like that. well, you thought about what, well, don't play the fool. you thought about my offer, thought about it, i don't like it. and you well thought, cop enough. i don't want to force you, i don't want to, don't force me. you leave no choice now my boys to teach you a little. look, change your mind. well, guys, is your cop? i have the right to certify the signature, well, or, as in the case of anastasia viktorovna, to certify her condition and more expression when signing the documents that you prepared here armen sergeevich but if it was so difficult, they would contact me, i would call a notary. in this but that is not the point. nikita viktorovich difficult not difficult. me yesterday called the swiss bank. and they were interested in how much i am aware of the na

alex what is there, two drove immediately left. what do we do quickly get into the car and leave, understand? you're shoes, don't take off so come on. listen, i wanted to ask you for a long time why you have such dirt everywhere in the st. petersburg opera on a business trip, you had to clean up, did not have time, what kind of people? and i'll hand over and talk. he believes me. and you yourself you believe in what you say. what are you trying to achieve makar? i'm interested in where lenchik is. where do you keep your children? what do you think you are asking for? yes, this information means to you surrender the king. i won't do it. then i 'll have to resort to the help of a bumblebee. i think he will be more talkative. time to sleep. and for a long time you are going to keep me here until you have to sit, is it okay that you are breaking the law? there are boxes. lovely country is nowhere, her phone does not answer. search. give me a car on the wanted list, it is registered with a security agency, i called, we found out, we find out slowly, slowly, work viktor stepanovich, our man from a cellular company. now at home we will receive da

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but again, alex jones trying to spin this as a major victory for truth. >> he's been consistent throughout. listen, i imagine this has never really been about the money for heslin and scarlett lewis. >> what this is about, in particular, for neil heslin, this is about getting alex jones to shut up about his did son. getting alex schoen's to never again say his son, who was shot and killed at sandy hook elementary school, wasn't shot and killed. and wasn't even a real person. this is about taking that stress, that emotional stress, off his back and making sure that alex jones and all his followers realized that the sandy hook's massacre was not a hoax, was not a false flag, it was in fact a horrific parable how horrible event. >> i watch parents beacon that courtroom. and it's just beyond imagination what they have been through. drew, do stay with us, because i want to bring in cnn legal analyst paul callan. also new york times -- elizabeth williamson, who's in the courtroom today, and she's the author of sandy hook, an american tragedy, and the battle for truth. paul, the first legal answers to th

i'll start with adam kinzinger who spoke with alex -- on the debate debut of her show. take a listenle today who literally in their heart, they may not say, it but they equate donald trump with the person of jesus christ. to them if he even come out against this amazing man, donald trump, which obviously quite flood, you are coming out against jesus, against their christian values. when you go out -- after their religion, that violates the depth of who they are. i've been kicked out of my tribe, and that's okay. >> they have turned a demon into a deity. why do you think people are so blindly loyal to this man, who is not widely loyal to this country? >> well, tiffany, because that's how cults work. in a cult, you follow whatever the cult leader says no matter how contradictory no matter how hypocritical, no matter how at odds with what the cult leader have said in the past. the only crime, or the only sin in a cult is when you defied the co-leader. even if you agree with the cult leader, 99 other times out of 100. and that's exactly, by the way, what's happened with adam kinzinger, a