johnson. >> your honor, we call jeffrey willis to the stand. >> in the bletsch case, we put my client case. to see jeff willis get up on the witness stand and try and talk his way out of a conviction is pretty astounding. >> the penalty for first-degree murder in this state is you spend the rest of your life in prison with no possibility of getting out. >> please have a seat and state your name for the record. >> jeffrey thomas willis. >> when you have that much on the line, ultimately you leave that call to him. >> mr. willis, you are charged with, in this case, of killing ms. bletsch. did you in fact do that? >> i did not. i did not kill ms. bletsch. i wasn't even there. i was home. >> do you have any other recollections about that day in general? >> well, i cut the grass that day, between 4:00 and i want to say 6:30, i was cutting the grass. >> the problem with it is once you take the stand, you got to answer questions too. and if you have a highly skilled prosecutor, as they did, he's going to have some questions that you may not want to have asked. >> and there's nobody else that

jeffrey gundlach said rising interest rates could spur company defaults. a tough day, back to you. >> i've known jeff dunlop for years we should get him on ourga show, he is a very bright guy, gerri willis as always, bright stuff, a quick word on the hotter than expected inflation, joe biden's heavy duty federaly spendingdu fiasco is forcing interest rates to rise and keeping higher-than-expected inflation alive, biden ported $6 trillion in new spending and it looks like he is planning on another 4 trillion in the year ahead that according to the new c.b.o. baseline.en bidenomics would use federal debt held by the public all the way to $48 trillion froman 26 trillion if that weren't bad enough and gdp biden borrowing could reach 116% in the years ahead that is well over twice the 50 year average of only 48%. you have the fed trying to restrain inflation on the one hand but the biden administration huge spending and borrowing looks to be increasing inflation once again.bo rrtoday's unexpected cpi three tenths of 1% coming to 3.1% over the past year, that may not be a short-term one-shot aberration, over the past three months core inflation excluding food and energy is up 4 r% at an annua