was up to and allowed him to get a loan that hadn't been applied for and to send that money to chris wilson and convince chris to pay another $192,000 of his own money and to send an email to the firm everything was okay. that made it another month or so until anette found that check in his office and gene looked up the forged accounts. what was the reaction of alex murdaugh? within a day of september 3rd of him being forced to resign, his buddy chris wilson is trying to see him, comes and sees him on september 4th and confronts him about what he has been doing. then within two hours, the side of the road happens. alex is a victim again. when accountability was at his door, he was a victim again. he told an extremely detailed lie and went so far as to draw a sketch with the police of this assailant. the accountability that it forced up again, he tried to get it to go away. it worked for a little while. people thought, my gosh, what's happened here? should we be suspicious of alex anymore? this time it fell apart quicker. his own brother figured out that he was trying to buy drugs. the case

he calls chris wilson, he calls john marvin. chris wilson calls him back. he's on the phone the entire way. does he say to any of them, hey, i can't get maggie on the phone? say anything like that? very short. he doesn't talk about much. then we get down here. a 131 second call. that is over at 9:22:45. that's when we see the vehicle go into park. that's when we have the arrival at alameda as well. you heard from defense witnesses that people would park around back right there. okay. it's also though near these structures. there's the line right there. what do we see? we have 195 steps taken. we have him calling the house two minutes later. and then from there, we have at 9:31 and 9:32, we have system startup on the suburban. which you heard from the experts could be from having that remote key in your pocket and walking near the car. 9:22 to 9:32 is the steps and 9:31 you have two system startups. what did you hear from shelly? that he called but it's still took a number of minutes before he came in. that's about six minutes there. meanwhile what is he so

he calls chris wilson, he calls john marvin. chris wilson calls him back. he's on the phone the entire way. does he say to any of them, hey, i can't get maggie on the phone, say anything like that, very short. he doesn't talk about much. and then we get down here at 9:20, there's a 130 second call, that's over at 9:22.5 and that's also when we see the vehicle go into park. that's when we have the arrival at alameda as well. >> have you heard from defense witnesses, people park around back there. okay. it's also, though, near these structures. there's that line right there. but what do we see, from 9:22 to 9:32, we have 195 steps taken. we have him calling lib by murdaugh, calling the house two minutes later and from there, we have at 9:31 and 9:32, we have system start ups on the suburban, which you've heard from the experts, could be from having that remote key in your pocket, and walking near the car. 9:22 to 9:32 is the steps. and 9:31, you've got two system start ups, and what did you hear from shelley, they called but it still took a number of minutes

this trial, the verdict februare tells chris wilson that it is a lie. spent two months. but the boat case isn't going away and mark says, show us your books. i think his testimony was that he probably cobbled $1 million, which i guess that is broke for him. but it wasn't enough. and so, they refused and that is what leads to a motion to compel. there's been a lot of argument about granted or not. what we do know is that mark tinsley said that is what he was seeking to do. he was seeking to do it because he had been told by the defense that he didn't have money. so it is like, prove it. none of us believe that. we don't know about you in this community. prove it. how can he have anybody stand with his financial records? because that account will open right up. you can't have that happen. it will all end and he will lose his career. he will lose his livelihood. he will face investigations and consequences like he has never -- like he's been able to avoid his entire life. if he can stay one step ahead. one day longer, one month longer, then he doesn't have

he calls chris wilson, normal conversation, his brother john marvin, talking about his dad and goes and sits down with shelly and sits with his mom and stays there 20 minutes, not 40 minutes, the record shows what time. the fact of the matter is he's got no blood on him, he's acting normal as everyday. he is the same old alex, yet their theory is he just blew the person, the people he loved the most in this world, blew them away. now talk a little bit about the angles that mr. sutton did his reverse trajectories on the shots. and i mean, they -- they're having a good time joking about the size of the figure and the pharaoh saying it must have been a 12-year-old kid, 5'2", let them have their fun. that is not what the testimony was, testimony was barrel of the gun has to be that level to make the shot into the quail pen. we didn't take the measurements, sled took the measurements. yeah, could a 6'4" person get down to that level? sure. mr. sutton says that is not a natural shooting level. could 6'4" person get on their knees? sure. shooters are in movement and 6'4" person going to be mov

he calls chris wilson. normal conversation. he calls his brother, talking about his dad. then he goes over and sits down with shelly and sits on -- he stays there 20 minutes. not 40 minutes or 22 minutes, i don't know. the records show what time. the fact of the matter is, he has no blood on him. he is acting normal. he is the same old alex. yet, their theory is he just blew the person -- the people he loved the most in this world, blew them away. talk a little bit about the angles that mr. sutton did his reverse trajectories on the shots. they are having a good time joking about the size of the figure. it must have been a 12-year-old kid. it's 5'2". let them have their fun. that's not what the testimony was. the testimony was that the barrel of the gun has to be at that level to make the shot into the pen. we didn't take the measurements. s.l.e.d. took the measurements. could a 6'4" person get down to that level? sure. mr. sutton said that's not a natural shooting angle. can a 6'4" person get on their knees? sure. shooters are in movement. a 6'4" person is going to be mo

well, you know, the elephant in the room was what happened last year between wilson and chris rock . and they dealt with jimmy kimmel, the host dealt with it, but he didn't dwell on it, which is something that i like. he took shots, it, everybody from tom cruise to nick can in to james cameron. and then right before he ended his, his 1st monologue. he basically said, you know, he's ready in case anything unexpected happens. they've got a crisis team and that if you do get out of hand, he'll award you with the best actor ah, trophy, and allow you to speak for 19 minutes. and of course, the audience will do nothing, and that was a play at what happened last year when you know that incident happened. no one of you really did anything because we didn't know how to react. so he was poking fun. i think at the academy for that so that, that kind of stood out. i really liked the way he set the tone. i thought lady, god, i had a good performance for her song that was featured in the film talk gone. and of course we love riana performing a lithia from a black panther. you know, sequel with hon

among those, he called his friend chris wilson who recently sat down with craig. >> how hard was it toee to testify against your old freend? >> it's hard because there's a relationship there that i thought was based on trust and respect and all of those things that when you find out it's not, it's hard to relive that >> prosecutors telling jurors, murdaugh lied to everyone he ever knew. >> and he fooled maggie and paul, too. and they paid for it with their lives. don't let him fool you, too. >> reporter: in another dramatic moment in closing, prosecutor creighton waters describing maggie murdaugh's final moment saying she heard those gunshots and started running, running toward her baby, when she herself was mowed down by the only person that was conclusively there that night. craig? >> catie beck for us in south carolina, catie, thank you let's bring in nbc's senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett. good morning to you once again >> good morning, guys. >> creighton waters, lead prosecutor for the state, took him a while, i thought, to sort of land that plane, but when he did land it

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among those, he called his friend, chris wilson, who recently sat down with craig. >> how hard was itinst your old friend? >> it is hard because there's a relationship there that i thought was based on trust and respect. all those things that when you find out it's not, it is hard to relive that. >> reporter: prosecutors telling jurors, murdaugh lied to everyone he ever knew. >> fooled maggie and paul, too. they paid for it with their lives. don't let him fool you, too. >> reporter: in another dramatic moment during that closing, prosecutor creighton waters describing maggie murdaugh's final moments, saying she heard the gunshots and went running, running toward her baby, when she, too, was mowed down by the only person they know was conclusively there. willie. >> we'll be watching today. catie beck in south carolina. thanks so much. let's bring in msnbc legal analyst charles coleman. good morning. so much to talk about here. basically, what murdaugh has said on the stand is, i'm a liar. i'm a thief. i'm all these things. i'm not a great guy, but i'm not a murderer. i did not kill my

joining us now is chris or sans, director of the canada institute at the wilson center.should point out that the president brought a lot of his team to ottawa. members from his candidate -- cabinet, with a to do list. guest: you can see that this was an acknowledgment that so much of the relationship is domestic, domestic agencies like energy, transportation, they need to be part of the management of this relationship. there was very smarter president biden to bring them. it suggest a much broader agenda than the one at the top that was first foreign, traditionally when you see an american president go abroad. the domestic issues are rising in importance. not just to the u.s. but also to the canadians. jon: a lot of people are curious how the rest of the day will unfold when there are more questions from the media. particularly on china. part of that china filed where both canada and the u.s. have been working closely. as some may know, there are constant concerns around possible election meddling in this country and justin trudeau has been dealing with that as well. i d

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chris manners. thanks for watching. yeah.. >> my name is angela wilson and i'm an owner of the market i worked at a butcher for about 10 years and became a butcher you i was a restaurant cook started in sxos and went to uc; isn't that so and opened a cafe we have produce from small farms without small butcher shops hard for small farms to survive we have a been a butcher shop since 1901 in the heights floor and the case are about from 1955 and it is only been a butcher shot not a lot of businesses if san francisco that have only been one thing. >> i'm all for vegetarians if you eat meat eat meat for quality and if we care of we're in a losing battle we need to support butcher shops eat less we sell the chickens with the head and feet open somebody has to make money when you pay $25 for a chicken i guarantee if you go to save way half of the chicken goes in the enlarge but we started affordable housing depends on it occurred to us this is a male field people said good job even for a girl the interesting thing it is a women's field in most of world just he

wilson, we'll have a post-game report. warriors looking for the 4th straight win. and steph curry, chris haynes of bleacher report.out 30 minutes ago that the step plans on playing on sunday in la. so that will be fun. you know, that's ahead of i know my prediction was like the 11 okay. we'll take it close enough. jason. >> all right. well, how healthy is in and out compared to other fast food chains? find out after the break. ♪ i gotta good feeling about this, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ my celebrity colorist? me! and this new garnier nutrisse. it has 5 amazing fruit oils. it nourishes while it colors. cool! covers our grays, for improved, richer color. nutrisse. nourished hair. better color. by garnier, naturally! >> so maybe we shouldn't feel so bad about ordering that double double. there's a new study says that in and out as some of the healthiest hamburgers in the country, at least relatively speaking. and these analysts from gambling dot com survey cheeseburger offerings from the top 10 fast food chains in america. they

wilson, maybe they weren't breastfed enough. >> coddled. >> just saying. thank. you that's tonight's read out. all over chris hayes starts now. al>> tonight on all in, a quick guilty verdict in the south carolina murder trial that is has captivated the nation. then, -- >> i want to ask yourself how many times you have been lied to. >> it is being called a seminal moment in the history of mass media. tonight senator chuck schumer on his push to end the fox news lies. plus -- >> do you think ashley babbling babbitt was murdered? do you think the cop who shot or was doing his job? i >> think the officer did his job. >> congressman gallego and why the speaker's office is suddenly meeting and greeting the family of ashley babbitt. and how a massive push in the biden white house and a parody account on quitter twitter got on gouging cultures with insulin. 's >> not anymore. [applause] >> all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. amid the fallout from the exclusive revelations that fox news hosts and executives knowingly and deliberately spread lies in the wake of the 2020 election, democrats are stepp

wilson, maybe they weren't breastfed enough. >> coddled. >> just saying. thank. you that's tonight's read out. all over chris hayes starts now.night on all in, a quick guilty verdict in the south carolina murder trial that is has captivated the nation. then, -- >> i want to ask yourself how many times you have been lied to. >> it is being called a seminal moment in the history of mass media. tonight sen

chris. >> you know, bill, we've talked a lot on this program about the big gamble, and south carolina attorney general alan wilson said murdaugh taking the stand was probably the nail in the coffin. do you think he's right? one juror said it took only 45 minutes actually to come to a verdict, so obviously it didn't help him. >> yeah, i mean, i don't -- in hindsight it wasn't the right thing. he went on the stand and had the jury believed him, we'd be having a different outcome here. in hindsight, yeah, he probably shouldn't have taken the stand. at the time i can see the rationale for him taking the stand. i mean, you know, that's the courthouse where he grew up. at one time, it was almost a barometer of the sway they had over the community. i got five or six years ago if he'd have got on the stand and testified, they might have believed him. it was a gamble. obviously it didn't pay off. >> so david, do you see grounds for appeal? >> chris, i do not, and i think the easiest way for me to summarize my view of that overall is at one point his son buster tried to pass him a john grisham novel during the trial. i hav

wilson, bbc news. well, after pushing the referee, alexander mitrovic could well face a lengthy ban. former premier league winner turned pundit chrisstriker�*s punishment. here's how he saw what played out during that manic minute... he was involved into situations in the box _ he was involved into situations in the box but the he was involved into situations in the box but the referee he was involved into situations in the box but the referee did he was involved into situations in the box but the referee did not he was involved into situations in the box but the referee did not care about, _ the box but the referee did not care about, and — the box but the referee did not care about, and we saw the footage of that moment. at least the referee has to— that moment. at least the referee has to go— that moment. at least the referee has to go on the screen to see that, and its— has to go on the screen to see that, and it's difficult, and the issue at that moment... of course. we have to control— that moment... of course. we have to control the _ that moment... of course. we have to control the emotion of the emotion but sometimes footb

over the gareth bale's the chris gunter is the joe watkins who retired and i see positive things the likes of ethan ampadu who's come chelsea he's on loan in italy. harry wilson in the premier league and scoring goals as well. so i would love to see us now become more as a team to because i think this is going to be the most challenging qualification we've had in the last few years. just i'll make it robbie , you just i'll make it robbie, you know, i think i think they'll do. yeah, i think i think we'll make it because i think we look at armenia i think we are we a better team. can we be better a team. yes latvia, croatia , going team. yes latvia, croatia, going to be tough. turkey is going to be a challenge, of course. so think after that being a team in this qualification . i think we this qualification. i think we can make it . this qualification. i think we can make it. i've got to ask you , you might remember stephen, robbie was famous for a goal. celebrate i'm not going to ask you to do it now. but it was. how would you describe it? it was was it was a somersault it's i don't know how you. yeah. the somersault . yeah yeah the somersault. yeah yeah the s