murdered his son and wife. murdaugh pleaded innocent to the murders. the trial resumes tomorrow whether his financial crimes will be admitted for evidence. now, for some legal analysis, let s bring in the best, david kats. we got some new videos today taken 46 minutes before the murders happened. you have murdaugh wearing different clothing. there he is by the tree wearing a blue shirt. after the murder he reported his wife missing wearing a white t-shirt with no blood on it despite the fact he tried to hug and hold his son who was bloody everywhere. he gave two interviews to the police which was never a good idea especially the way the case ended upcoming out. he didn t say he changed the shirt. he made it sound like well, he could not have done it because
if he was there, that s terrible and not only to have two witnesses who identified his voice but as i have said before he s been interviewed so they can ask the jury to compare his voice on the interviews to his voice to the tape. that looks like it is going to be terrible for him and it does not look like he got any explanation for that. rp do you think they ll allo his previous financial reasoning? he so wanted to divert his attention from his law firm telling on him and investigating him and that boat crash. that goes to motive and he got both of those delayed. the trial is fascinating. david, thank you for the analysis, we appreciate it. well, veteran journalist bob woodward is accusing his media colleagues is ignoring his
let s talk more about this with david kats. he is a former u.s. district attorney joining us in los angeles. thank you for your time. pleasure to be here. this whole debate. is this truly a national emergency or not so much? let s start with the president s own words. listen closely to how he answers the question from reporter, peter alexander with nbc news. i could do the wall over a longer period of time. i didn t need to do this, but i would rather do it much faster. so, he didn t need to do this, but wanted to do it much faster. keep in mind, it took the president five minutes to run through the rage before announcing the national emergency. these plain spoken words you just heard, legally, how will that play into the challenges that are sure to come? i think the fatal flaw, george, it s not an emergency.
we have got to figure out how to work together, whether we win or lose the votes. as he said, there are a few examples of it now. david vitter bill on the banks. that is done in committee and up by partisan. no doubt about it. coming up next, mika s new book obsessed we will talk to dr. david kats and reverend al sharpton will join the conversation and tell us what happened to the rest of him. to paraphrase paul mccartccarth. my mantra?
0 out. not exactly what we had been promised by some conservatives earlier but i will tell you it is not good news for the white house. at the same time, you have somebody else saying the administration was pressuring them not to tell the truth about afghanistan. you have cheryl mills who is hillary clinton s chief of staff calling and yelling at a 22-year-old foreign service veteran for meeting with a congressman. you got a guy told not to talk to the press. you got, again, on this pentagon story, you ve got the administration telling somebody not to talk to the press without first being screened. it really was a rough day politically. we also have a poll out we will will be showing that shows the president s numbers are up and republican numbers are down. so a lot going on. questions about the use of chemical weapons in syria. there is a certain piece in eye according to a police report, the suspect impregnated one of the victims five times and punched her into the stomach until sh