dennis murphy: a hard drive. screamed over to the pattison house, where the recorder perched still untouched in the garage. what a video festival the detective was about to have. this is july second, 2009. this is looking from his garage to the side here. dennis murphy: the unblinking camera documented scott's run to the landfill at 5:00 am. then its motion detectors came alive again an hour and a half later as he got back home to hook up with dillon and his employee as they headed out to the job site. the camera was showing the same thing scott had previously talked to the detective about. so he's a good storyteller? good accounting of his day at this point? sure. dennis murphy: and then, scott's timeline went haywire. remember, scott had told the cops, he didn't get back to the house that morning till 11:30, just a few minutes before he came upon lisa in trouble. but what did scott's surveillance system have to say? a completely different story. who's the head? that was mr. pattison, scott pattison. no question

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scrap the murphy's ill-conceived and a russian energy plan. we need a rational to the future and one that new jerseyans can afford. >> bill spadea. >> pretty funny to her jack say that because jack as i recall you still favor driver's licenses for illegals which is a pathway to voting. you were the one that supported subsidizing college tuition for illegals were here to make you change your tune i don't know. let me say this. they want regardless and the 2018 executive order and get rid of the century statement were going to resent the 2019 immigrant trusted directive. work on issue a series of executive orders. we've got five written to stop these four of this high density, density housing nonsense that is crushing our suburban communities. >> this is common for men who wanted to give amnesty to people here illegally. if you don't believe me go to phony bill.com and you'll see as podcasts and his op-eds. he wanted to give amnesty to anyone who is here illegally. >> was that done by the same consoles and lobbyist buddy of yours? [inaudible] [t

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murphy: right. mr.chatz: that is one of the thing i've noticed about this president is just the unapologetic i've got leverage and i'm going to use it aspect of it, and nobody bats an eyelash. if you behaved like that, you'd get lit on fire appropriately. so i think one ever the things i've noticed over the last couple weeks is there's people -- look, democrats need to understand, this guy is unusually talented. we used to think oh, what a buffoon or whatever. maybe, but he's a develop talented politician in a very unconventional way. but he is also not infallible. he is capable of making incompetent decisions. he's capable of being beaten legislatively in the court of public opinion. right now he's in the saddle because he has all these e.o.'s, all these executive orders. but eventually events overtake, and a president usually is responding to events rather than creating conditions on the ground. so part of the thing that i want everybody to kind of understand as they feel their frustration, as they ki

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like, he will send -- >> jimmy: eddie murphy sends memes?ojis are." [ laughter ] yeah. >> jimmy: he's the greatest. dude, you did such a great job. and as a fan -- i mean, it was my dream to be on "saturday night live." and as a fan of the show, i loved everything. i memorized every single thing about the show. i loved it so much. you handled this with such care, and it's just a work of art. and as a fan of the show, i just want to say, you thank you so much. >> questlove: it's a passion project, man. >> jimmy: it is awesome. [ cheers and applause ] awesome job. >> questlove: thank you. >> jimmy: i want to show a a clip. here's a look at "ladies & gentlemen... 50 years of snl music." check it out. >> i do remember getting the opportunity to host "snl" for the first time, and it was right after a controversial moment in my career where a lot of people were, kind of, afraid to work with me, which is when lorne gets excited to work with you the most. [ laughter ] there are a few subjects we're not going to get into tonight. i'm not gonna do "ha

mike murphy is here joining us now. don't have to worry about following jimmy failla -- >> that's a tough act to follow p i'll tell you. david: bye, jimmy. stocks fall as global tensions rise. the bottom line is we're, we are now worried about the global situation and reaction to donald trump even though, i think, he might end up having a very good effect on the global economy if more people do what he plans to do, lower the costs of doing business. >> absolutely agree with you. however, short term it can the cause fluctuations in the stock market. donald trump came out, which i think was the right move, to say saturday is, 12 p.m., if we don't get those hostages out, all hell's going to to break loose. good for him, and good -- i don't know how you wouldn't support that. however, the markets leading into friday at 4 p.m. when they close may be a little bit jittery. that may cause concerns because no one knows what is going to happen by noon if on saturday if that a deadline's till out there. so short term, yes. longer

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i agree what governor murphy did was right thing. you can have less accountability and transparency when you don't have enough media. that's often what happens. it's not just of the globe, david that we need other press that are going to make sure we can keep everybody accountable i think that's critically important. >> i couldn't agree more in terms of come company timea free open press and those who can cover the work those who hold election officeholder is problematic. it's problematic in spaces as well because we we know oftes rely on the to hear about or see what those in power are doing. the fact that oftentimes those elected positions that this will cut if it was happen in her school board and were used in the dollars more to talking about. it's what we have the conversations level to say listen we want to be part of the conversation when decisions are made and we talked, folks you more and more disconnected because a see who is there to represent the but doesn't. it's all part of i think the building frustration and pushing t

that must've been a tough day for phil murphy's -- phil murphy must have some rabid partisan cocktail and water these days. he said he wants to fight to the death. you play the sound bite. he went on to say -- i was reading "the new york post" article appear to make an analogy to trump and germany in the '20s and '30s. he said "the germans in the '20s end 'theories got tired, sick of fighting. look at the prices we pay. we cannot roll over. we cannot stop fighting close what's. look at -- that is heinous. we are a long way from -- 750 swabs during covid and said "it's time to put politics beside us," and work together. where is that man? i prefer we get the cocktail out of the drinking water. let's get the old -- >> i don't like the application that the compassionate answers to break the law. this has been part of the problem that our country has had, that the democrats continue to say the good-hearted people, the compassionate people are pro-open borders, pro-illegal immigration. don't you have a heart? when americans have said "no, i am pro-security and safety for my kids. i am pro

miley, tonight is the democratic senator of connecticut, chris murphy.and, senator murphy, as we look at the developments that have happened in the last 48 hours, what are your concerns about this moment that we're at with the courts, with the president, and with the suggestion from two of his top advisers that that maybe they defy the court's rulings? >> yeah. >> listen, i mean, this isn't. hyperbole to say that we are staring the death of democracy in the eyes right now. >> the the. >> centerpiece of our democracy is that we observe court rulings, criminal court rulings, civil court. rulings and constitutional court rulings. no one is above the law. and whether we. >> like it or not, the courts. >> interpret the law. so yes. >> throughout the. >> history of the united states, the courts. >> have made rulings on. >> when the executive branch is exercising legal power. and when they are going. >> beyond the. >> power that they have. either constrained by statute or. >> by. >> the constitution, just. >> as they. >> regularly rule on whether or. >> not. >>

. >>> mike murphy is a legendary republican campaign consultant. james carville, equally legendary, advises democrats. both supported kamala harris in 2024 and both called it wrong. >> i think she is going to win. i predict with low to medium conference. >> we are going to win, we are going to win this thing. >> we brought them together on stage at the university of southern california to look back at the last election and ahead to the next one. >> maga-ism will not die with trump. you have one hope, the democratic party. >> i think it will mutate. >> as the two parties adjust to a new political reality, what to james carville and mike murphy say now? >> firing line with margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fair- weather foundation, peter and mary calico, cliff and laurel asness, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc.. >> james carville and mike murphy, welcome back to firing line. >> good to be here. >> we are less than two weeks into trump's second nonconsecutive

mike murphy. thank you so much.30 stocks quickly and a sense of where we are and dow has been on the even line if you like about a little more than 50% of stocks in the green but the dow itself up just about a tenth or two of a percent, up 63%. merck and coca-cola at bottom and nvidia and chevron, i talked about tech stocks and energy sector leading the way today. all right, the fate of rfk jr. and tulsi gabbard's confirmation just got some major boosts. we're going to bring you the full report. our next guest calls herself a make america healthy again mom. we're going to ask caroline what she likes about rfk jr. next. ♪ investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. do you charge forward? freeze in your tracks? or, let curiosity light the way. at t. rowe price, we ask smart questions about opportunities like advances in healthcare and how these innovations will create a healthier world tomorrow. better questions. better outcomes. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it.

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but i really want to talk about the arrogance of phil murphy.unting the feds is like the dumbest thing you can do periods article eight, usc 1324. i mean, it is in a felony, and all of the democrats, remember massachusetts, we are going to do everything we can to resist this, and they have all seemed to back down other than gavin newsom. and this guy, as dana said, he either lied or he made his spokesperson lie. he outs the housekeeper, if there is one, but it is the dumbest thing that he could do. and it is the problem that the democrats have they just want to resist trump. and they are so used to this country being lawless that there is no consequence to when you violate the law that they just feel free to do whatever they want, and that is what donald trump is doing in this country, he is changing it back to the fact that people have to follow the law and that includes the governor. >> jessica: jesse, talk about anything immigration related. >> jesse: he is acting like he has anne frank in his attic peered he iced his made peered he basically

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senator chris murphy, thank you very much.ciate it. >> thank you. >> from the recent high school grad to the january 6th conspiracy theorist to the self-described, and i quote him here raging misogynist. meet the here raging misogynist. meet the men who will now be running the woman: we've waited so long for this spa day. oh yeah? shingles doesn't care. shingles is a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. grandmother: we got the best seats in the house! ha! shingles doesn't care. 99% of adults 50 years or older already have the virus that causes shingles inside them, and it can reactivate any time. guest of honor: everyone's here for my birthday! cute. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects! only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix doesn't protect everyone and isn't for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. tell your healthcare provider if you're pregnant or breastfeeding. increased

he is a professor of economics and the executive director of the murphy institute at tulane. he is an expert in public policy and income redistribution, the current and founding editor of the journal of economics, race, and policy. he has also served as president of the southern economic association and cochair of the committee on the status of minority groups in the economics profession. it is first and foremost an expert on inequality. there is a section on inequality in this report and walk us through that and whatever else he cares to touch on. gary: thanks, everybody. let me state that any comments i make here are reflective of myself and out of the murphy institute, although we are glad to have sponsored the event. if you look at the report you saw that inequality has been rising and we are anticipating in the future that inequality will rise. if you're in my class you would have to write an extra paper for what about inequality that i find troubling is that if you think about this thing in the context of a social contract, where the social contract says, look, anyone,

stuart: new jersey's governor phil murphy admitted to housing undocumented migrant at his home.orter: it's interesting as thousands of arrests by ice across the country in a little more than a week. the governor of new jersey is practically daring that agency to come to his own home. how he put it, democratic governor phil murphy declared during an event on saturday he and the if iranians lady are allowing someone -- and the first lady are allowing an illegal migrant to stay at their home. >> i don't to want get into too much detail but someone in our broader universe whose immigration status is not yet at the point that they are trying to get it to. and we said, you know what, let's have her live at our house above our garage. and good luck to the feds coming in to try and get her. reporter: we have reached out to the governor's office and remember during the first trump administration, murphy banned state and local airport agencies from working with ice and state attorney general is among those challenging trump's executive order banning birthright citizenship. in new england,

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hosted by the brookings institution, the american enterprise institute, and tulane universities murphy institute, this is an hour and a half. [inaudible conversations] >> well good morning, everyone. thank you. good morning. so i'm cecilia rouse come the president of the brookings institution. we're a nonpartisan think tank dedicated to finding both pragmatic solutions. thank you for joining us today and especially thank you to our cohost the american enterprise institute and the murphy institute. i would like to recognize brookings scholars carol graham who contribute to the state nation report and, of course, doug harris who spearheaded the entire effort. this was an effort that many doubted would come to fruition given our country's deep divisions. and yet here we are. the state of the nation report released today is a result of scholars from across the political spectrum coming together, debating, challenging each other and remarkably finding common ground. thanks for inviting me. thank doug and the teams up with his report together organizing it and doing the hard work. this is th

thank you to our cohost, the american enterprise institute and the murphy institute. i would also like to recognize brookings scholars carol graham , who contributed to the state of the nation report, and of course doug harris, who spearheaded the entire effort. this was an effort that many doubted would come to fruition, given our country trophy has divisions. and yet, here we are. the state of the nation report released today is a result of scholars across the political spectrum coming together, debating, challenging each other, and remarkably finding common ground. they agreed on 15 topics and 37 measures that captured critical aspects of our nation's well-being, and this was not just halfhearted agreement. each topic and measure had to secure super majority support. the state of the nation report underscores the value of gathering and giving voice to diverse perspectives, which is at the heart of our work at brookings. without i will turn things over to robert door, president of the american enterprise institute, a great leader and friend and neighbor. the stage i

tom murphy, thank you forjoining us. you're the man behind that ad. in the super bowl?, it is. we are all very excited at the agency about it. are much higher. the scale is much bigger. the whole whole nation is watching. so we take it very seriously. and our creative team, i think, rather the katz�*s deli scene in harry met sally. we've seen meg ryan there. and do they charge, without going into at this big moment? but celebrities are also very happy to be involved because it's it's great for their image some people would say it's dying. now, this is exceptional, it costs to buy those ad spots? in their daily lives, but everyone is really, is very engaged with them. because it's a night when people want to talk about the ads, they want to debate the ads, and ifind them more interesting than the football! stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. warner on donald trump's comments warner on donald trump's the warner on donald trump's comments warner on donald trump's the future warner on donald trump's comments warner on donald trump's the future of eqmfliehsséqhi the f

you heard senator murphy say that's a lie. >> yeah.i think, almost the kind of orwellian picture this week of being acceptability out to erase the name of usaid from the stone walls outside of the headquarters. this was not a policy fight. you know, we can have a policy discussion about what's the best way for america to have soft power in the world, what programs there should be, what there shouldn't be. we have a process for that. it's called the united states congress and in conjunction with the executive branch negotiating. this was an execution, not a policy fight, and to me, it's very telling that they selected a target that may well be very unpopular with the american people, but it seems to me that this is a template for how they are looking to go after other executive agencies, and, in fact, elon musk continues every day to tweet a list out essentially of what's next. there's no process here. it's not an on the level policy conversation, and i think that's very important for people to understand. i get that in washington, we c

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to associate ourselves with these kind of endeavor and we are proud to partner with the murphy institute and with brookings. a couple remarks about this report which you will hear from the panel. one of the things i like about is is it stresses what is great about our country and what is going well. our economy is strong. we were good and great country and our economy is the envy of the world. this report makes that clear. it also highlights the extent to which we have reduced poverty in the united states over the years and that is another great achievement, when i think was the result of a lot of efforts by people to come together with solutions that solve these problems in a way we can agree to. one sidebar i note is i was pleased to see the percentage of children being raised in single-parent families was recognized as something we should be concerned about, that it was something that reflected a belief that children do better in households where there are two loving parents for the long haul. that is something when i got into this business a long time ago as commissioner of social se

it turned out to be a self-help book published in 2020 by author jim murphy. it's entitled inner excellence train your mind for extraordinary performance and the best possible life. well, after the game, which philadelphia won, by the way, the book became amazon's number one bestseller. it had previously been ranked around 520,000 on the amazon list. the author, jim murphy, told axios that sales of the book went from five books a day to more than 10,000 a day. wide receiver a.j. brown has praised the book on social media. he wrote, quote, i bring it to every game and i read it between each drive. i use it to refocus and lock in. despite what may transpire in the game. good or bad. and now i look at the us book market. well, brenna conner is a book industry analyst with a company called circana mishcon. what is circana? circana is a market research company. we track the performance of industries across the u.s. and globally. and when it comes to books, how do you count how many books are sold and what are bestsellers? that's a great question. so our books indus

i want to put it out to governor phil murphy the rest of the people who want to game this. it is not a joke. this is serious business and they need to stop or we'll prosecute them through the department of justice. >> harris: i know our audience was paying attention when the officer told our reporter bill melugin there have been some intel leaks. those are very specific. so i understand what you are saying. you mentioned my state's governor, phil murphy trying to walk back the comments that he made about possibly, you know, i guess it would be aiding and abetting if you keep somebody on your property. we'll see what happens. he says that's not what is happening with somebody he thought was on his property or said was. i do want to ask you this because i've heard you say, tom, you expect more violence and talking specifically on the border. why would that be? >> look, president trump is promising things. the numbers are down significantly. we talk between the -- -- actually between the ports of entry, that takes into account port of entries, between the ports of entries we'r

. >> chris murphy, senator murphy, that you saw there will be our guest at the top of the next hour ofeanwhile, top republicans in the senate are defending musk's actions, insisting he's not in charge and that congress will have to approve any major changes. >> elon musk. >> is a he reminds me. >> of a strategist. >> that i used to engage. >> in big. >> transformation projects back when i was in in the private. >> sector. >> he's throwing. >> out big. >> ideas, and if anybody thinks that all of these big. >> ideas are going to be implemented. >> to conclusion, they don't understand the process. >> of disruption. >> he is identifying some things. >> that i do think. >> need to be looked at, and many of those things would. >> require congressional. everybody's acting. >> like congress doesn't exist anymore. >> what do you do? you and. other senators. >> know what you're talking about will. >> require congressional. >> approval to actually. >> structurally change them. but i'm. >> glad people. >> are. >> asking questions. >> because i'm sick. >> of people. for the last. >> ten years. >> i

. >> she says his office is specifically fighting for people like minda murphy and her child, kanoa wilson. >> if we do not speak up now against the hatred and ignorance and vitriol that is coming from donald trump and his administration, then their voices are going to be the only voices in the room. >> wilson is non-binary, they say while they're not surprised by the president's actions, they're speaking out against the attempted erasure of their identity. >> i've tried different pronouns all my life. i've tried everything out. i've figured out what has worked for me, and this is my truest form. >> wilson says despite everything going on, they're not scared, something that makes their mom proud. even if she doesn't feel the same. >> i would be foolish not to be. you know, we're in the second week of this presidency, and my family has become a direct target. >> and despite the challenges their family may face in the future, both murphy and wilson say they'll continue speaking out. >> they can write my child's identity out of existence in our federal government. my kid's still going to be m

murphy says she was reluctant to speak out, but feels she needs to. if we do not speak up now against the hatred and ignorance and vitriol that is coming from donald trump and his administration, then their voices are going to be the only voices in the room. her teen is a high sool freshman and says they believe the goal of the president's surge of executive orders is to overwhelm people. when there's so many bad things happening every single day, you can't be shocked. like every single day. you can't be, like, so mad and so shocked every single day because eventually you're going to be worn out. speaker after speaker at the podium today voiced the need for this community to remain undaunted and to stand in solidarity with other targeted groups. elected officials voiced their unwavering support. city attorney david chu says many of the executive orders that have been issued so far by the president are actually kind of vague. and so he says the city attorney's office is actually combing through them to see how many they may need to file suit against if

and to. >> senator murphy's point, what. >> happens when he decides to. >> send someone who's. >> of questionable status, quite frankly, in terms of whether they're a. >> government employee or not. into a government. agency on a poorly. >> defined mission that may involve fraud and waste, but may just as easily. involve other things. and so the questions will grapple with this week, largely in the courts. but perhaps. >> in congress. >> too, is whether trump has the legal authority to do these things, or whether he's. acting illegally. >> and beyond his constitutional authority. >> okay, so if we are in a constitutional crisis or even on the brink of one, what can congressional democrats do to stop this? because republicans hold both houses of congress and the gop as a whole, clearly doesn't seem to see this as a crisis. >> yeah, i. think i would go further than that and say that congress really has bent the knee to donald trump, the republican led congress, early on, ceding their power to advise and consent to nominees and letting folks go through with some very questionable person

he is a professor of economics and the executive director of the murphy institute at tulane. he is an expert in public policy and income redistribution. the current and founding editor of the journal of economics race and policy. he has served as president of the southern economic association. cochair of the committee on the status of minority groups in the economics profession. he is, first and foremost i am told an expert on inequality. there's a section on inequality in this report he will walk us throughwh that and whatever else he cares to talk. >> once again let me state any comments that i make here are reflective of myself and not of the murphy institute. country sponsored the event if events ifyou look at the reportw have been rising in the future inequality will rise. if you were in my class, you would have to write a paper for that. what about inequality? what i find troubling we think about this in the context of where the social contract says cand rise of the economic and social ladder. so having a great deal of inequality, especially as we have seen here in the

chris murphy, a known liar on his resume helping to lead the charge?transparency coming to americans on how their dollars are spent since the days of school house rock and learning how government actually operates now. >> harris: republican gains in voter registration are raising some red flags for democrats in key states like nevada and typically blue new jersey. i know i live there. that's underscoring the inroads the republicans have made across the country this last election. new round of polling shows a positive outlook on president trump so far. majority say they would describe the president with words like tough, energetic, focused effective. seven out of ten say he is delivering on what he said he would during the campaign and it also puts his overall job approval rating at 53%. al, when you look at this i know democrats will say you need a new message, this, that and the other. sounds to me like you need to stop talking and listen to voters. >> well, electeds won't stop talking. but look, i would rather senator murphy be talking about, for exa

senator chris murphy, thanks so much for joining. appreciate it.oming up, what is next for millions of federal workers after a federal judge paused president trump's so-called buyout offer? >> cookbooks. >> corporate fat cats, swindling socialites, doped up cyclists, and yes, more crooked politicians. i have a feeling we won't be running out of those any time soon. >> a new season of united states of scandal with jake tapper, march 9th on cnn. >> i wish my tv provider let me choose what i pay for and pause my subscription when i want, and have hundreds of free channels. >> sling lets you. >> do that. >> choose and customize your channel lineup or watch for free. sling lets you do that. >> how did. >> i ever miss. >> this before you were preventing migraine with ellipta. >> you'll never truly forget migraine, but ellipta. >> reduces attacks, making more zero migraine days possible. it's approved to prevent migraine to help give you that forget you get migraine feeling. don't take if allergic to schlep to get help right away for serious allergic reac

introduce one of the individuals leading the charge, the senator from connecticut, senator chris murphy. sen. murphy: so elon musk has been floating all sorts of awful, terrible conspiracy theories about what happens at usaid. let's make it very clear that every single day, america is safer because of what happens at usaid. usaid fights terrorist groups all across this world making sure we address the underlying causes for a retreat to terrorism. usaid chases china all around the world making sure china does not monopolize contracts for critical structure all around the world. it supports freedom fighters in this world up until yesterday delivering firewood to the brave ukrainian defenders on the eastern fronts. but let's not pull any punches about why this is happening. elon musk makes billions of dollars based off his business with china. and china is cheering at this action today. there's no question that the billionaire class trying to take over our government right now is doing it based on self-interest. their belief, and if they can make us weaker in the world, if they can elevate