speech on college campuses. all of these things are very much in the zeitgeist if not actually legislative solutions being sought by conservatives of the state level. when you understand the story of how roe fell like what was that, legislation to courts to law and american cultural transformation pipeline and you can understand okay, this makes some sense of these other big cultural transformative issues we are seeing play out and this other deluge of loss like you are mentioning. it is a blueprint and like i said, it is so comprehensive and the fact that you talked to the right about how they won the war or at least the battle makes it essential reading. the fall of rome is right now on bookshelves and kendall. thank you for being here tonight, ladies. that is our show for this evening. now, it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, alex. i just noticed adam schiff is here in his role as a member of that crazy house judiciary committee heari
for having a sale of guns to minors. it has given us the authority to bring cases for purchasing that has led to crime guns and gun trafficking to criminals, and in those ways, it has helped drive down the numbers with respect to gun violence. we have set up a crime gun intelligence center so that our state and local counterparts can trace guns found at crime scenes to determine whether they were used by serial killers, by serial shooters to help us find out run the dna off of the casing so that we can find hits on those people and arrest them and prevent them from committing further crimes. there is a host of things the department has done, but the principle kind of violence we are worried about in the country is gun violence. that is what causes the enormous number of deaths we
in, but there should have been footwear impressions, but we ll never know because it was not preserved. it was not taken. the thing that has baffled us, has completely baffled us is why did they never take dna samples off of maggie s clothes? her dress. why did they never take dna samples off paul s clothes. they never did. they never did, and we asked their investigator, why didn t you? that s somebody else s job. that s somebody else s job. it was never done, but you know whose clothing they took dna off of extensively? alex. and you heard agent zapota talk about all the different grids on
has completely baffled us, is why did they never take dna samples off of maggie s clothes? her dress? why did they never take dna samples off paul s clothes? they never did. they never did. we asked their investigators why didn t you? that s somebody else s job. that s somebody else s job. it was never done. but you know whose clothing they took dna off of extensively? alex. and you heard an agent talk about all the different grids on her shirt where dna was samples were taken. was alex assaulted? no. was alex wrestling with the assailant on june 7th? there is no evidence of that.
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