was investigating the f.b.i. for investigating putin s interference in the 2016 presidential election and then in april or may of 2019, attorney general barr appointed you to lead that investigation. isn t that correct? he did appoint me to lead the investigation, yes, sir. in october of 2020, attorney general barr appointed you as an independent special counsel so you could continue investigating the origins of the russia, russia, russia investigation once trump was out of office, correct? i have was appointed special counsel in october, yes. by that time your investigation had already cost the american taxpayers over $6 1/2 million, isn t that correct? at that point probably not, no. well, at this point how much
very small close knit community where the murdaugh family was a household name playing a prominent role in the legal system of that community for multiple generations. the case began in june of 2021 when alex murdaugh called 911 to report he discovered the bodies of his wife and 22-year-old son paul who had been fatally shot on the family s 1700 acre estate in south carolina down in the low country. the prosecution suggested alec murdaugh committed the murders to gain sympathy and distract from allegations he pocketed $8 1/2 million in settlement money intended for clients. murdaugh s law license was suspended in september of that year after state agents accused him of hiring a hit man in a failed attempt to orchestrate his own death so his surviving son could collect a $10 million life insurance policy and opened a criminal investigation into
over $3 1/2 million has been raised as sports fans and football fans all over the country have just tried to do something. i saw over 133,000 different people have now donated, which is, i think, just a sign of everybody trying to make some good out of what so far has been a tragic circumstance. dana: really great point showing on here the amazing outpouring of support. maybe talk a little bit about the bills and bengals and the sportsmanship and teammates reaction last night. yeah. i think that s a huge part of this. this game was on the road in cincinnati. everybody is fired up and waiting all day for a massive game like this, the bengals come out and immediately score a touchdown and then it is interesting, josh allen and the bills came down and beasley, their stop wide receiver, allen
i ve never seen anything like this since i ve been playing. immediately my player hat went on. how do you resume playing in such a traumatic event occur in front of you realtime? that s the way we were thinking about it. the hearts of the entire sporting world have gone out to damar hamlin. there is a gofundme that he started for his charity to give toys and back to school supplies in kids in pittsburgh. that charity has raised more than $3 1/2 million since just last night. harris: thank you very much, garrett. michelle, a former nfl sideline reporters host of the sideline sanity with her podcast. there are no perfect words that we can say to each other today, but we can pray together for damar to survive and fully recover and for his mom who was in the stands watching her 24-year-old baby stand up and then crumble to the ground. we can pray for her, too.
look at this. god love you. this is chocolate, right? it is. chocolate, you are pardoned. you are pardoned. you had to tell me that? yeah, you are. i m serious. he said, i don t know, man, you didn t have to pardon me. i knew i was pardoned. any rate, thank you both very, very much. thank you very much. appreciate it. how many turkeys you got down there? about 9 1/2 million turkeys a year. god love ya. 9 1/2 million turkeys. i tell you what, that s like some of the countries i ve been to. anyway, you want to talk? look, folks, in all seriousness, let me close with this, we can t forget the reason for thanksgiving in the first place.