i've nothing to hide. >> linda watson's friend saw the news on tv. >> we arrested david dwayne watson. i said, oh my gosh, this is it. i started trying to call her aunt, patty. she said, this is it. i was like, are you sure? we sure? i just remember screaming and crying. she said, they just arrested him. >> i could not believe it. but i just can't believe it. >> this was 15 years. >> 15 years just--canvassing >> yeah. i just could not. i still had to pinch myself. >> dave's daughter jordan couldn't believe this day had come either. but for very different reason. she believes supported her father, believed there was no one knows where he killed three women. >> all they really had was, you know, that he wasn't [inaudible] and it seemed like a business custody battle. >> when it came to a climax, someone died? >> yes. that's all they had. there was no hard evidence putting him somewhere, you know? no murder weapon in his hand. nothing like that. they never found anything. his dna isn't anywhere they where. >> remember, dave had a solid alibi. his wife at the time, rosemary, told detectiv

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watson junior professor of law at harvard law school. before joining the faculty, she served as a law clerk to justice david sutter of the u.s.upreme court and to judge carrie edwards of the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit judge. the recipient of numerous awards, she is the author of "at home in the law," and is a contributing writer. nadine strossen is the second professor of law emerita at harvard law school and the senior fellow for individual rights and education. from 1991 to 2008, she served as president of the american civil liberties union. she is the recipient of many honors and the author of several books, including "free speech: what everyone needs to know," released in october. keith whittington is the professor of politics at princeton university. he is the award-winning author of numerous books, including "speak freely: why universities must defend free speech." his writing has appeared in media outlets, including the new york times and the wall street journal. later in our discussion, we will be joined by erica chenoweth. erica is a susan and wallace professor here at radcliffe, economic -- dean of e

earlier in georgia brad raffensperger and watson and then the call reported in michigan, and i want to remind you there's a fourth call to now deceased house speaker davidpose grand jury that fani willis convened. we now know this guy that infamously doesn't text, doesn't e-mail was foiled by the smart phone era and a bunch of quick thinking folks when he made these granular weedy calls to the wayne county commissioners, fired up the phone to record him having these conversations giving rise to as you note potentially some state law claims but also additional evidence of the wrongdoing in jack smith's case. >> yes, also. you're firing up the recorder -- the iphone recorder not because you're like this is a cool souvenir. you're firing it up as brad raffensperger because this is really legally objectionable, and i immediately need some evidence to cover myself from what might be a blatant act of criminality. i think that's fairly clear in all this. >> if i would lean into a phone call with a criminal, i would record it too. there's one other thing, too. we forget about the one other call, the one that almost happened. remember governor doug ducey when he