he is driving fast over to almeda, according to their theory. we graft it out. he is driving -- passing some cars. he is a fast driver. okay. they say, he is compressing the time line. compressing the time line is what they say. then they say, he drives fast on the way back. why? he is driving the same speed over there, same speed back. there's no reason to compress the time line coming back. you would want to be driving slow as you can, make it appear you have been gone longer. he drives the same me -- it takes him the same amount of time. he is not compressing any time line at all. what's the most curious part about maggie's phone? what's most curious about it is alex has her password. if he is wanting to change the time line when he calls her phone, he should answer her phone. when he texts her, he should reply to that text to show activity on her phone that she's still alive. if he is manufacturing a time line by speeding, the easiest way to do it is use both phones. talk on both phones. he didn't. this whole thing about using maggie's phone, driving maggie'

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what time he got home, what time he went to the office, how long he was at almeda, certainly people canme variability in assessing that. he almost never was right. almost never was right. 6:42 he arrives in moselle. paul, according to his extraction, gets there about 7:04. and about 7:03 we see the defendant stops registering on his phone. and then over the next 30 minutes or so we see a symmetry, general symmetry between the steps between paul's phone and alex's phone as he described walking the property. at 7:39 we have creation of a snapchat video that had the clothes on him. when that ultimately was recovered, and you saw the interview, it was shown to the defendant who had provided his clothes that night. and the first time then he started talking about changing his clothes, we'll talk more about that later. again 7:55 to 8:05, we have some symmetry with the steps. we have paul murdaugh's battery life and you heard from the experts that have reviewed paul's usage, like many kids his age, he's constantly flirting with it being low, but that does not stop him from using it and you se

. >> tell that to one of the 8500 people whose homes burned up in the almeda farm in oregon two years. tell that to steve who lost all the corn he was going to feed his cattle with an nebraska in the epic floods of 2019. tell that to the u.s. army corps of engineers that is spending $2.6 billion to put a seawall around north virginia to protect the largest navy base in the world from going underwater. this is what is happening now. we are in a crisis. we need to do something about it. 70% of the country knows it. 75% of young people understand it. we are moving forward. host: short on time and a lot of calls. we can maybe take -- are you ok with that? al is in texas, republican. thanks for waiting. caller: sure, we need to clean up omissions, we need to use solar. but it is just a fraud. petroleum is here and it is here to stay and produces everything. everything is made with petroleum. we need to clean it up but that is the only solution. producing green energy pollutes more. to produce solar, the batteries you need, habitats are being destroyed by people who are mining lithium and t