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matt denlinger: bella. dennis murphyiness card and got down to business. matt denlinger: we're following up on an old case. it's a homicide that happened at westdale mall. dennis murphy: then he described the computer sketch released to the public that was developed from dna found at the crime scene. he said, someone called in with a tip, and that's how burns' name came up. that wasn't true, but denlinger wanted to see how he would react. matt denlinger: that's the picture we had created. boy, looks a lot different than i look in the mirror. do i look like that? matt denlinger: well, i kind of think you do a little bit, enough that we bothered to come up here and talk. dennis murphy: burns remained calm and polite. he denied knowing michelle but didn't say much more. you're holding the major ace card here. right. here's what science says. do you confront him with that? we did. we directly confronted him with that. we have your dna at the crime scene, and so we know you were there that night this happened. how would we ge

. >> harris: power panel matt gorman and patrick murphy. this is not really hard science. but what do they expect to happen on the left with voters if they focus all on trump? they still aren't focused on the people. >> they've learned nothing from the last election, right? all about trump all the time. hakeem jeffries putting out plans and letters, i'm shaking in my boots. pritzker running for president and look in his own backyard. illinois was a closer race between harris and trump that florida, the former swing state. trump won wards in chicago. look, he needs to look at his own backyard before taking on trump. clearly the american people saw something that j.b. doesn't. >> harris: patrick? >> harris, i agree with matt in the sense we have to focus on what is good for families. the price of eggs and inflation, the price of eggs was three cline 65 and now over $5. we elected this guy to help our economy make prices go down. >> harris: wait a minute. i don't want a conversation with false flags. when eggs were up under your party's preside

john goes and says law and order by devoted for the guy who gave governor murphy all these abilities to do this. you voted for matt in the senate. that right there should disqualify you from even being on this stage. >> well, see, since you one -- you're not under the judiciary committee and have almost no knowledge that figure no knowledge whatsoever. you're there for two years -- [talking over each other] >> figure you out after two years because your judgment was bad. over and over again because i've got good judgment. now, if you'd won the election you'd be in the position to lecture of the people. >> i fear for, not for -- [talking over each other] >> the voters told you to take a hike. >> i have to make you pause. were going to go on, jack, bill, joint answer the question progress executive order number one no talent in the state will be a century city and we will not be a disinterested. number two, r6 5000 state workers are coming back to work. half the workforce of working from home post-pandemic. also on day one i called for the resignation of all those that sit on the state board of the made change to pu

. >> so, matt, along these lines and also some of the things that are happening domestically, there's the question of how do democrats react? and senator chris murphy from connecticut has been more outspoken than most democrats. and just a few minutes ago, he was talking, and i think i wrote down the quote correctly here. democrats need to act like our democracy is weeks away from disintegrating because it is, says chris murphy. so a do you agree with him? and b, what does it look like for democrats if they're going to behave like democracy is disintegrating? >> well, i certainly agree that what trump is doing on many fronts is incredibly destructive. he is breaking things that are going to be impossible or very, very hard to put back together, things that we need to protect americans. and he's doing things that are putting americans at risk. i mean, he has given the keys to elon musk and a bunch of, like, 24 year olds to the treasury payment system, to everyone's medicare and medicaid records. people are very concerned about their privacy. they're concerned about the ability of the government to continue to function. so i don't know if our democra