dramatic day in the trial of dr. conrad murray, who s accused of causing the death of michael jackson. to ted rollins in los angeles. reporter: piers, it was a riveting day in court today, we got to listen to conrad murray, basically, this will be it for jurors, unless he takes the stand, he gets to tell his side of the story through a police interview. a two-hour audiotape that jurors heard about an hour and 40 minutes of. in it he talks about giving michael jackson propofol every single night during the two months he was taking care of the pop star, except, he said, for the few days leading up to his death. he said he was trying to help jackson break away from the addiction to propofol, he said jackson was his friend, he said he was doing everything he could to jackson and jackson was demanding he give him that, what he would call, milk. i got to sleep, dr. conrad. i have this rehearsals to perform, i must be ready for the show in england. tomorrow i will have to cancel
dr. conrad murray, who s accused of causing the death of michael jackson. to ted rollins in los angeles. reporter: piers, it was a riveting day in court today, we got to listen to conrad murray, basically, this will be it for jurors, unless he takes the stand, he gets to tell his side of the story through a police interview. a two-hour audiotape that jurors heard about an hour and 40 minutes of. in it he talks about giving michael jackson propofol every single night during the two months he was taking care of the pop star, except, he said, for the few days leading up to his death. he said he was trying to help jackson break away from the addiction to propofol, he said jackson was his friend, he said he was doing everything he could to jackson and jackson was demanding he give him that, what he would call, milk. i got to sleep, dr. conrad. i have this rehearsals to perform, i must be ready for the show in england. tomorrow i will have to cancel my my performance, i have
dramatic day in the trial of dr. conrad murray, who s accused of causing the death of michael jackson. to ted rollins in los angeles. reporter: piers, it was a riveting day in court today, we got to listen to conrad murray, basically, this will be it for jurors, unless he takes the stand, he gets to tell his side of the story through a police interview. a two-hour audiotape that jurors heard about an hour and 40 minutes of. in it he talks about giving michael jackson propofol every single night during the two months he was taking care of the pop star, except, he said, for the few days leading up to his death. he said he was trying to help jackson break away from the addiction to propofol, he said jackson was his friend, he said he was doing everything he could to jackson and jackson was demanding he give him that, what he would call, milk. i got to sleep, dr. conrad. i have this rehearsals to perform, i must be ready for the show in england. tomorrow i will have to cancel
needs. and we have needs, believe me. let me ask you about you about your job. you re also a comedian. is your job to make people laugh, to make people think, or is it both? i only try to make people laugh. i can t be bothered with making people think. others can take that on. some people watch the daily show, and a lot of young people are forming their political opinions and they re taking, you know, judgment from the daily show. it s a wonderful place to come for a cathartic moment. but ultimately you should be getting your news elsewhere if you want to find our jokes funny. samantha bee is not a hard news girl, she s telling you now. this is a cliche question, how do you manage it all? book, husband who obviously adores you. oh, it s that obvious. you know, it s true. i have no idea. i don t remember what i ate for
that s a cliche question but you wonder when you talk to asans arizonans, you re called racist and provincial. how is that going down with you and your buddies. great. it s going on down great. if somebody wants to say it s about color, i thought about it. it is about color, about the color of green. that s what it comes down to, the color of green money. arizona is doing fine. i m very proud of our governor and i stand behind her choices. everybody in arizona is very proud of our governor and we stand beside her and our sheriff, and the sheriff in pinal county. our state is one of the leading states in the nation and others are following us. i believe we re going to succeed in the lawsuits they re bringing forth. if our police officers go after bank robbers, which are federal crimes and our local police chases them and captures them