caplan had the first data point for a timeline.talked to don's ex-wife christine at her home. christine confirm he dropped siena off with her at 7:45 pm. and she remembered something don told her that afternoon, he thought someone had been in his house while he had been away. >> and he said it, it's weird, there's like cat hair in my dryer. and they -- someone used a pan in my house. >> christine also told the detective that don sometimes suffered road rage. >> he's had really heated exchanges as a driver before. >> so, maybe an angry motorists followed don home after an argument. or maybe it was someone he knew. someone with access to the house. caplan spoke to don's landlord who had shown up at the scene. he told caplan that don was a kind hearted man and wondered if his murder had anything to do with his work with homeless people. >> he opens himself to everybody. you know, he opens his home. >> don's mom sharon, out in california, got a call in the middle of the night. detective caplan was on the line. >> and he said, mom sorry

caplan, the lawyer says, have you ever kissed a woman without her consent? don't think so. >> caplan says, have you ever touched a woman on her breast or her bucks or any other sexual part without her consent? trump's lawyer, objection to form. trump says, well, i will tell you know. what you may have some people like your client that lie. joining us now is the msnbc legal analyst barbara mcquade, former united states attorney and a law professor at the university of michigan law school. barbara, what does this mean? the fact that this transcript was released and what it says in it? >> it is interesting, ali velshi, i don't know that there is anything in it that suggests that donald trump is more or less culpable in the civil defamation case or the new statute passed by new york state than he was before. but it does expose -- behavior. it exposes his worldview as treating women as objects. and it also suggests that he may be worried that there are some women out there who are claiming that he has touched them in appropriately. and those answers, i thought, w

now the new judge on the case lewis caplan, a clinton appointed judge, who just happened to preside overgainst trump, kevin spacey and prince andrew. i mean, this judge sure is giving mini a nice vacation before prison because judge caplin just set mini's next court date to october. and the trial could start even later. did mini just buy himself a preprison vacation? sure looks like it. he might not be able to go to the white house but mini is not lonely. he is back living with his parents. 30-year-old just living with the parents. not a good look. but, we're thinking about changing his name to microbut undecided. but, is mini treating his parent's house like the penthouse in the bahamas? because the author of the big short, michael lewis, is already paying him visits. getting him ready for his time on the big screen, we hear hear. so now fetterman, aoc and mini madoff are now big holiday movie stars. i guess i'm in the wrong business. who else is knocking down mini's door? this woman tiffany fong paid mini a visit during house arrest. we hear mini lifted his pant leg unjust a little to

i'm kevin caplan, orthopedic physician with the jaguars.right. if a player goes down, obviously, he won't know if it's orthopedic or internal medicine. our call sign is an "x" if you need him to come out. all the important equipment, airway, defibrillator, all the medications are behind him with our pashds on our sideline. if a player needs to be to get taken off the field, the ambulance is going to be in the tunnel to your right. if you need anything at all, we'll be there for you if you need us. have a safe and healthy game. good luck. >> keep in mind the medical team was able to get to damar hamlin within ten seconds, and speed really matters here. every additional minute that someone in cardiac arrest goes without cpr, mortality goes up 10%. >> this is a process in place for every single game, and we train in the off-season and just like the players train and practice, we do as well. so i have tremendous confidence, but you always want to see a game with no injuries. you want everyone to frankly be bored on the medical side. that's a go

. >> for caplan, proving it oil bowl down to a case of who you trust. with the jury except the word of the comic book collector mike were not? he said the defendant was in the store about that time, and answering his phone call? >> answered the phone? >> how long the truck did find it at that time? >> less than five minutes. >> i woke up between 5:15 and 5:45. >> do you remember how he seemed to you? >> he seemed like he was in a hurry. >> how important is he to your case? >> without him we cannot when this case, because without him, we cannot place the defendant, physically in that store, close to the time of barbara's shooting. >> and then came a routine moment that we've all seen in courtroom dramas on tv, the prosecutor in this wave, steve, caplan rose and told the judge, and the defense response in this michigan courtroom, just as productively, was to try to get the case thrown out, not enough evidence. they argued -- and asking the judge for what's called a directed verb it. >> when you just don't know, you have to pull the plug. you have to say t

in litigation, and it was all over the place during this deposition attacking carroll, attacking caplanenemies he has, and he talks what robbie kaplan's relationship with people in the democratic party, drawing off the game, and this undisciplined he is, and it was letting them throw them once. >> with that legislator, they saw the remarkable lawsuit down in charlottesville. again some of the organizers of the unite the right rally, under that reconstruction effort -- era statute. one thing that they can say is saying that, someone else wrote it. that may be a useful thing to preserve his defense. he has shown and said, great statement, true. now, you've heard it again, you have in front of you, you can, confirm throughout the whole thing herself? >> i wrote it all myself. all myself. >> he confirms, multiple times in this deposition, he wrote it, he posted it, and she is asking him at a separate pointed, you consult with anyone before you post this? he says, no. it wouldn't even occurred to him to have consulted with a lawyer before he said this. he said, i'm not joe biden. i did this

and caplan had one more surprise. golf club with samira's dna on it, maybe not so obvious after all. defense attorneys were about to take on, dale fulsome and his story, and they couldn't wait. coming up. the prosecutors timeline on trial. >> the absence of wrinkling of fingers and toes speaks to the likelihood that she has been immersed for a very short amount of time. >> testimony that samira may have died later than the prosecutor contends. >> the greatest possibility is that she died after 8 am. >> in other words, after doctor frasch had left the house. when dateline continues. ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements at 4 weeks. skyrizi is the first and only il-23 inhibitor for crohn's that can deliver both clinical remission and endoscopic improvement. the majority of people on skyrizi achieved long lasting remission at 1 year. serious aller

also, i'd like to add that i'm still waiting for an apology from mod, specifically from debra caplan who held with disabilities records. this was ruled by the city government themselves, the sunshine task force on a ten to zero unanimous verdict and the mayor's on disability violated my records and withheld my records and debra fought with me to deny -- to this day never apologized to me. this is criminal. and cruel. and i really, it really hurlts. it really hurts that when we come to you for help that we are abused, that the law is broken and we do not get an apology. i would also like to see this body talk more about vaccine access as a disabled person stuck in my home i was the last to get a vaccine because the rollout program for in-home vaccine access was delayed and i would like a topic about the disability cultural center which we have been waiting for and begging for years since the dignity fund was passed. make homeless disabilities a priority and the sexual abuse of disabled people at laguna honda a priority. i know my time suppose. >> thank you for your public comment. doe

nick, what i want to start with you, and that must start with and after that must start with lizzy caplanching me in oh, yes. matching me in orange. oh, yes. so great minds think alike. so nicola. yes well, she's an irritant. she's annoyance. but most of all, she's dangerous and she's a danger to women because this spill is absolutely i mean, it's ridiculous in every form because look what this predators will exploit any loophole they can to access vulnerable women to . and and of course what to. and and of course what you're saying my friends this isn't people. what about. no exactly. people that will take it's aren't it. so you can have a man that will dress as a woman and go into a woman's changing, making women feel vulnerable . making women feel vulnerable. and i this is a dreadful and i think this is a dreadful it won't get passed . i think the it won't get passed. i think the trans community need kindness. they need care and understanding. but she's just using them as political to gain her mad desire for independence, which is and it's one of jemmy krankies krankies is. yes if you