now new deposition details in the death of gabby petit kno revealed brian laundrie called his parentsesting a lawyer. joining us now to discuss is host of side ebar podcast, joshua ritter. josh, thanks for being with us. you know, this is a case where gabby petit toe's parents are accusing brian laundrie's parents of knowing their daughter had been murdered and where, where might her remains be. the question is, what did brian laundrie say in those 20 calls, and what does it mean, gabby is gone? >> yeah. i -- the question's coming down to intentional infliction of emotional distress and how much did the parents know. it's not so much how much did they know, were they not sharing that information, but were they helping their son to conceal his involvement, and were they making signals to the press at that same time that led the parents of petiteo to believe she might still be alive. if they were causing them first disstreet by leading them -- distress by leading them to believe their daughter could be found knowing all along she's likely dead, that's the heart of the whole case. will:

. >> brian: laundry. >> ainsley: they don't pay for anything.u look at what we are paying per student to go to school in new york city, more than 45,000 a student. and they are being kicked out and someone else is moving in that didn't come here the right way. i love the soundbite of the man who said i'm from israel took me more than a decade to get mere. we did the right way. >> steve: migrant kids ending up with an education that cost taxpayers 45,000 per kid. >> ainsley: good point. >> steve: look at the river and seat migrants coming across with the children. your heart breaks for it. the number of kids that wound up in new york city schools. just remember, see an invisible 45 k on each one of those kids. >> brian: nothing wrong but thinking about your country first but also nothing wrong with those kids. i'm watching 7-year-olds get off the school bus go into a will hoovment it's a tough situation. we have nothing against those kids. they are put into this situation. their parents thought it would be a great idea to come to measure. we just

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brian: california gives illegal in muskoka and surgery if they choose that when new york said three meals a day laundry to keep her housing do they understand some of us makeup makes everything worse. henry: there's push factors and push factors are you know, the public looking for a job within full factors that can be very powerful. the examples you gave talk full factors. the powerful effect they can get to the border his people unprovoked get process and they get phone someone else, is a perfect are we don't change that will factor bordergoing to keep coming mentally for mexico, guatemala and central america and south america but from 50 countries across the world to answer your grade by the way, is always some post photos basically was avenue new york city when the buses go to new jersey, and i want to new york and is on this is no life or any of us we cannot afford of the summer spending $6 billion on illegal immigrants he needs in this country smells like that will be the bill look like going to change the asylum to say there is fear go to different party to countries are going to work. as a rele