again, the last member of parliament was addressing james asking specifically about a payout that was given to gordon taylor. he the is chief executive of the professional futbolers association whose phone was hacked by the news of the world. by the staffers. apparently he received roughly a $1.6 million settlement. during that answer that s when someone jumped from behind reaching toward rupert murdoch, i believe. again, i had my head down i was reading about what gordon taylor was. michael isikoff is with us. michael, as we ve been watching so far, things have been going along really well. this has been a very transparent and not a very raucous type of testimony that s going on until this moment that we just saw. and still it s unclear as we see the video playing back exactly what happened inside that parliament room. right. it s been an extraordinary hearing. i mean, you know, rupert murdoch is this almost wizard of oz like
and still it s unclear as we see the video playing back exactly what happened inside that parliament room. right. it s been an extraordinary hearing. i mean, you know, rupert murdoch is this almost wizard of oz like figure somebody you hear a lot about, clearly very powerful, but very rarely seen in a setting such as this one where he has to answer questions in public. it was it was a really interesting performance. right in the beginning he interrupted his son, james, very smooth, very suave, harvard educated to say that this was the most humble day of his life. but then as the questioning progressed, you saw a defiant murdoch at times asked at one point if he felt he was responsible for anything that went on, he answered bluntly,