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oj simpson of course, that was 25-30 years ago but not much since.hing. >> it really did, because you know the scion of a powerful, legal dynasty accused of the brutal murders of his wife and son, you know, as the prosecution said he literally blew the brains out of his son. i mean, that is an uncommon evil that is hard for people to comprehend. i'm here in south carolina. people were obsessed with watching the gavel-to-gavel coverage on local stations, and you know, over the seven weeks of the trial, i never met a single person who had any doubt about alex murdaugh's guilt. stuart: agreed. same with me. gregg, thanks very much for joining us on a very important day. >> my pleasure. stuart: left-hand side of the screen, alex murdaugh standing in the courthouse about to be sentenced. as soon as we know you'll know too. markets are in the green, 130 up for the dow, 120 up for the nasdaq. still ahead, douglas murray, john catsimatidis, steve hilton, tomi lahren, the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ .. get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your b

kennedy: did oj want to testify. >> clients always want to testify. and it is up to them. lawyers, have a lot more experience than people who are being charged with a crime. and you know, sitting in that witness chair is the most difficult chair that anyone can sit in. and lawyers, traditionally make the worst witnesses possible. the jury looked aim him in the eyes, they made a decision. do we believe him or do we not? and it was clear, they did not believe him. they probably spent more time picking a foreman than coming to a verdict. kennedy: when did defense lose the case? >> they lost the case as soon as he swore to tell the truth and did not simple. kennedy: there were aspects of this case a lot of people, even though who thought he was the guilty, figured high he would be acquitted because they could not find blood clothes or a murder weapon. >> well, here is the deal. and what i said at the beginning, is reasonable doubt is the biggest weapon that defense has. as soon as a client or defendant takes the witness stand reasonable doubt goes out the door, all they do is

. >> ojs o.j.son offers killer analysis. >> i watched him take the stand and i thought it was probably a mistake because the guy is ani admitted liar. >> he wangs just trying to relae to one or two of those jurorsem. that he was a good old boy. not he was one of them.really say i am not qualified to really gud say if the guy did it or hed no didn't do what i've seen, do i think it's more likely that he did idt? >> yes, but more likely equals reasonable doubt. doubto.j., he claims o.j. clain claims he's not an expert,exper tyrus, but he is like he sold himself short. my blackness is struggling right now trying to find the answer. >> you can you zoom in on me, o.j., okay, you know, it'snow wt weird. he's acting like he's annt innocent man. like what? i or maybe he was acquittedf hi by a jury of his peers. >> yeah, you know what else is weird? yeah. if you looird?k atyou lo the vie appears to be using some sort of beautification filter. >> i think only you would notice that i look at it. that his skin

strategic industry up and running in a bit to rampart domestic oil sales, iran soil minister japan oj announced a new initiative over here. so for the day, the certificate of deposit of crude oil and gas, condensation is an initiative that was launch falling the deliberations between the stock exchange organization, the ministry of economic affairs, in finance, and the central bank. the initiative allows us to attract micro local investors and increase public participation in the domestic oil market. in fact, it will diversify oil exports as well. a 2018 iran was the 3rd largest oil producer and the organization of petroleum exporting countries. following washington's reinstatement of sanctions ought to wrong that here many western oil giants left, the country, and iran soil outputs almost half to less than $2000000.00 barrels per day. exports also tumbled to less than $1000000.00 barrels per day, down from 2 and a half 1000000. the petroleum industry has always been vulnerable to global developments. and now the recent rapprochement between the iran in saudi arabia to opec members go

oj simpson. okay, last one. last one. man you see in the mirror every morning. >> i mean, he's a felon. [cheers and applause] checks out. that checks out. here's the thing, fox desperately needs all the ratings grabbers they can get because minyan voting systems is suing them for $1.6 billion, arguing that fox knew the damaging things they aired about dominion and the 2020 election were lies, but they said them anyway because money. and dominion has proof that fox knew that if they told the truth, and exposed the former president's lies, they'd alienate their co-dependent viewers. in fact, in one leaked document, dominion showed that after a reporter fact-checked the former president's lies on air, the ceo of fox news freaked out, and sent an email saying, "this has to stop now. the audience is furious. it's bad for business." yes, telling your customers the truth is terrible for business. that's why arby's quickly abandoned their old slogan. we have the hog anus. clearly, a little horse sauce on that. can't go wrong. fox

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so this could bring a spectacle like you would see with oj simpson things like that. i think trump knows how to manipulate the media too and all eyes will be on that trial if it reaches that point. ed: to point out what is a first former president to be indicted, but i hear your point on the eu side, twitter once to be the place where the new cycle plays out. do you think that is where -- >> used to be the place more where the new cycle played out but i still think that the platform is fundamentally changed since the boss took it over. you don't have the same user base you used to see, a lot of academics and journalists, sure some people are out there still would not like they used to. people may follow more details almost like a reality tv show but i do not think the same types of influential media folks are on twitter like they used to be. ed: how strong a landscape do conservative voices have? how strong are those conservative specific platforms? jennifer: i think we need to look at it more collectively as those are in power. i know there is a lot of attention on w

. >> oj's white bronco blew it all out. no one remembered ballner game five all about bronco.te bronco steals your thunder and ron desantis knows what i'm talking about. because this week we are setting up to be ron's week. his book went number one, he was fresh off tour. flying back from iowa, sitting down for an hour long no holds barred with piers morgan on fox nation. the interview where we got our first national look at who ron desantis really is. >> there is this very beautiful ycalled casey turned out your wife. >> i thought she was looking at me. we did have the balls. i used the balls as a way to start talking to her. my view was like, look, what happens the worst she can do not want to talk to me? i'm not letting this opportunity go. so we went over there, we started talking. we divvied up the balls and hit them and we went out after that and kind of the rest is history. >> piers: you have a bunch of golf balls to the thank for true love. >> you do. >> jesse: who doesn't love a good old love store ron and casey's story could be everything. casey could be ron's golden

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. >> we know the d oj is now investigating. what can you tell us >> officials tell us the investigation is being run out of the northern district of california and san francisco there's a parallel doj, fbi and securities and exchange commission investigation it's not unusual for law enforcement officials to take a look when something catastrophic like this happens in the financial markets. but there are some things that are raising eyebrows the ceo of the banks sold more than $3 million worth of stock 11 days before the collapse. he did that pursuant to a plan what they will want to look at is did anybody sell stock based on inside information. that would be illegal. employees were paid bonuses on the day the government took over the bank that may be fine, but that's the kind of thing that law enforcement wants to take a look at >> a senior law enforcement official told nbc news that the investigation will be led by a team of fbi agents based out of your san francisco field office who specialize in white collar crimes what kind

. >> what surprised me, oj simpson analyzing this on social media. that was my you have got to be kidding. jonathan allen, i fully intended to give you a lot more time, however, charles coleman showed up tonight in that double breasted pinstripe jacket, with a turtleneck, and the pocket square, in those new glasses, and so i'm sorry, rather, you do not have a chance. >> sorry john. >> but i do adore you, and i will see you soon. john allen, charles coleman, i will see you both soon. when we come back, we watch cpac as a gift, really, so you would not have to. to somewhat of what we heard so far, from marjorie taylor greene. nikki haley and some others who were there. don trump, as i said, showing up there this weekend. dave jolly will be here to break out of it down and later from the war in ukraine to the murdaugh guilty verdict, our friday night cap is here. we've got so much to cover. you do not want to miss that, especially our mvps tonight, the 11th hour just getting underway. underway ♪♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfe

parent company using the app to conduct surveillance of several journalists including her and the k the oj'sstigation. >> you might as well just hand your phone directly to chinese intelligence, save them the time concern the. howard: it's that bad? >> that's my understanding of it. all the location data, everything you've ever done goes straight to a server that the chinese government can access if it wants to. you've got "the wall street journal" report that basically says it's a strip club for 15-year-olds boths in terms of who's on there and watching the inappropriate material. howard: this is making me nervous as the father of teenagers. first of all, if biden bans it, none of us is have to fight with our teenagers many anymore. you're looking at the upside, but tiktok says -- by the way, it condemns the actions of those people who surveilled, and they've been fired. you have marco rubio and angus king with this bipartisan bill to do what the president now says he wants to do. according to the journal's unnamed sources, he will order tiktok to divest or die in america. donald trump also

. >> oj simpson chimed in. nd i don't know if you sa iw that said that there wasy sh a possibility he should have been acquitted. but, you know, he is the experou t . i see cnn replacement for jeffrey toobin right there. >> but i didn't realize, like, how awful this family is .i didn >>'t yeah, i didn't realize. i mean, if you're around that family, you have a 50 percent chance of being murdered. i mean, so many untimely, mysterious deaths.y untimely, ms deaths. when they make t i mean, they make the clintonsle look like the cleavers. hillary's like looking at this going, boy, that guy's got game, you know, and i thoughts e the judge i thought the judge was really good, except when h.e said he said maybe you didn'the kill him. >> maybe you killed themhe on drugs. no, he said and it's you don't blame drugs. you blam blae the person. yomeu blame persone that person. there are people who do drugs that don't kill their family. but it was like, don't don't. it was almost like a partial pai exoneration, like, you kno

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comes to recovery, because the states as well as other law enforcement agencies, to include pride and oj have all bn partners. we've all been working on this together. >> theg.a.o. recommended that he department of abor collect data on the other payments, we thk the pandec unemoyment assistance program. that was do with regular unemployment payments and the department of labor agreedto do that. but as of september of last year, only 30 states have reported some of ths data. so, if you can'tet the states to report, i don't care how much you are personly invested orepernally invesd in ting torecer it. youre nogoing get vry far, are you? >> i totally agree, you made my ca for me. we need direct access, that's what we've saifrom day one and that's what wecontinue to sa today >> mister chairman, it might be great if we start bringi in some secretaries of labor from the states to have a discussion about this. one of the reasons i'm so concerned about it is that ever dollar of this fraudulent money that we sent out is borrowed. we jusheard the rectorof the congressial budget office yesterday te

tom: i remember exactly where i was standing on the oj decision years ago and you provided the nationump was 20 eight years old in 1974 in the scandal in the jefferson tidal basin. has the job change for federal prosecutors because of the cultural acceptance of this or that buys along the way? is the job of your world totally different than it was in 1974? michael: when fanny fox fall into the tidal basin they were not talking in me to terms. that was thought of that's the way the system works. in the aftermath of the #metoo movement, that sort of behavior is intolerable and that's good. had bill clinton done what he did with monica lewinsky now he would have been removed from the office of president. we are out a better time now than we were then with respect to this misogynistic behavior. tom: for our international audience, what should they look for on tuesday when we get this arraignment? how should we approach the news frenzy? michael: i think a lot of that depends on how donald trump wants to play this. if he wants to do with the justice department would like to do, he will come

have similar issues or is it that the feds will not raise rate ap in a inflation continues it rage ojt of control in. >> one, it important to stress the positive should not worry. and there is no need to be trying to move your deposits i know there's an inclnation to do so because it's better to be safe than sorry. but honestly, there is no risk to your deposits anymore >> on deposits 200,000 and below? >> deposits are right at the top of the capital structure they are very different from bonds, from unsecured bond, from equity and the positive shouldn't be expected to be able to do the risk assessments that equity holders and bond holders can do. i i'm quite sympathetic. i wouldn't have gone as far as they did but i understand why they did what they did and markets have basically voted already that the fed will now back away from its inflation fight and that's not good for the worng. >> there's a reach out of svb saying they're exploring and clearly there have been no buyers for it up till now but they are hoping, they say, to find a buyer of course we'll keep our eyes on this that c

attorney general michael mukasey got into that a little butt when he was talking about the k the oj'streatment of mark hawkins. i wanted to start in prayer morning because you may web concern remember in 1994 mother teresa on the dais with bill and hillary clinton talked about how the greatest croixer -- destroyer is abortion. and maybe a year and a half ago i often participate in pro-life prayer vigils in new york outside of planned parenthood on bleaker street. and some of you may have seen they get protested, and sometimes it gets a all right -- little crazy out there. fox news and others have covered it. the protesters, unfortunately, know me by now, and so one of them came out, oh, katherine jean lopez, you joined us this morning. and she said what are you going to to blame on abortion odd? today? and i thought, oh, my goodness, she knows me. [laughter] that's all by way of introducing ryan and your book, "tearing us apart: how abortion harms everything and solves nothing," which i really concern which can you wrote with alexander desang us. it really says so much, and the title

it's like the and the oj. simpson trial do over. i mean , do you trial do over.what he's being go over exactly what he's being accused of, because it is an illegal to ask somebody to be quiet something, probably quiet about something, probably not that unusual, particularly in here. but in politics even over here. but in politics even over here. but in particular, it's alleged in this particular, it's alleged that he used money and silenced this this star and that that money was in some way not declared and used as well in his in his campaign in 2016. is that correct ? yeah, it's a it's it is correct? yeah, it's a it's it is correct. isabel absolutely. but i think that, you know, you've got that you've got the facts right. but i think it's really a bit of a stretch to indict on something like that, you know, connecting the dots into campaign finance violation , you campaign finance violation, you know, falsifying business records, which is for the most part, a misdemeanour in the state of new york. it's really a stretch . and so, again, i think stretch. and so, a

oj" political editor saying have mps who fight his corner.all, if it was obvious _ select committee. most important of all, if it was obvious to _ select committee. most important of all, if it was obvious to me _ select committee. most important of all, if it was obvious to me that - all, if it was obvious to me that these _ all, if it was obvious to me that these events were contrary to the guidance — these events were contrary to the guidance and the rules then must be equally— guidance and the rules then must be equally obvious to others including the most _ equally obvious to others including the most senior officials in the country. — the most senior officials in the country, most of them like me responsible for drawing up the rules and that— responsible for drawing up the rules and that must've been obvious to others _ and that must've been obvious to others in — and that must've been obvious to others in the building including the current— others in the building including the current prime minister. on the contrary, — current prime mi