so we re looking into it. we re looking into it. what we learned in this trial is sure sled sent a subpoena via fax machine to somebody in detroit, i believe, and whoever got it in detroit, whether it was a number off, i have no idea what the reason was, but we do know the initial response was we don t have anything. we don t have any onstar data that you are looking for. there is no indication that sled followed up with a phone call. no indication sled followed up with a letter. no indication sled did anything other than put it in a file. put the response in a file. and that was it. that was it, ladies and gentlemen, until somebody watching this trial somewhere contacted somebody at general motors and said why don t you guys cooperate with the f.b.i.
that was it. that was it, ladies and gentlemen, until somebody watching this trial somewhere contacted somebody at general motors and said why don t you guys cooperate with the fbi and s.l.e.d. on this investigation. what are you talking about? so friday, you know, sometime in the last six weeks, l and behold here comes all the onstar data that you got to see. and that would be great. that would be great, but for the fact that when they seized maggie s phone, it had they put it in airplane mode, they knew how to put it in airplane mode. excuse me, i m losing my voice. i need a drink of water, i apologize.
begrudgingly that he testified to the grand jury that there were four weapons found up on the property in the gun room, 12 gauges that were loaded or i m not saying 12 gauges, i m sorry, four shotguns that were loaded with buck shot and bird shot. there s four other ones, so that matches. well, guess what totally not true. that was totally not true, and he admitted on the stand it was not true. he admitted telling alec during the interview, he said i can do trickery. but he and then i said were you trying to trick the grand jury, no, i didn t say that. well, we walked through it and he did say it. and he didn t remember it, and you ll remember the testimony. people make mistakes, don t you? yeah, that was a mistake. it s okay to make mistakes,
0 work, your family, your personal obligations, maybe some of you missed vacations. but you ve been here in a three-week trial and here we are at the end of six weeks. i want to thank you personally and on behalf of all of us and especially on behalf of alex murdaugh. in his opening statement it was explained the law governing your service requires each of you to engage in an unnatural task. in every criminal case, jurors are required to begin the process by presuming the defendant innocent. in this case, you were required under your solemn oath as we began to presume alex murdaugh innocent of these charges. and frankly that s not natural. when you hear on the news a crime was made and the defendant was arrested you were relieved. i wouldn t be surprised when you read in the paper that alex murdaugh was charged with the murder of his wife and son that you thought oh good, they got him. but those opinions and each of you when you filled out your questionnaire agreed and affirmed that yo
0 morning, joe scarborough? i wanted to go to the rev, he s on fire today. the commissioner rev, come on, you know, preacher s kids can be tough, right? a lot of pressur but a carpenter and a preacher, i don t know how he did it. that s a rough combination, we actually had a candidate quoting the bible this morning. we re going to have a great day deacon scarborough. sfwr amen, reverend sharpton. that does it for us this morning, lindsey reiser picks up the coverage right now. it s 10:00 a.m. in new york, i m lindsey reiser. right now all eyes are on this courtroom in south carolina as the closely watched double murder trial of alex murdaugh s its final stages. the defense has begun its closing arguments just after a juror was dismissed. let s listen. alex murdaugh innocent of these charges and frankly, as he explained that s not natural when you hear on the news that a crime has occurred, an arrest has been made, you feel a little bit relieved, thank god they caught him, and f