Wanted a drought, yesterday he testified to drug and alcohol use. today he s arguing nuanced points on where you drunk on the state, then they impeach them with the transcript where he admitted to that exact behavior. todd: yesterday was a much better day for depp. he needs to focus on being johnny depp. johnny depp is an actor who s had a career, has been pretty impressive career. admit to it, move on. that s not what this case is about. this is about whether amber heard the defamed him. the way the team should do it is throwing an objection here and there that gets us back on track. but to dagen s point and a carley s point juries look at this and they say you know what? these are two unsympathetic people. both sides pound sand and the only people that when are the lawyers. dagen: he had a career, amber heard won t have one. kayleigh: jackie, why are
Look for a conviction. do you agree on that, richard? well, the prosecution s yelling crime of opportunity. when you catch a defendant in a criminal case in a lie, at that point juries do not believe anything coming out of the defense side. here these officers lied over and over again. if they don t have a quick verdict on monday, they could have a lone juror holding out. and who knows what s going to happen? and talking about the jared loughner case, taking place in tucson, arizona. gabi giffords injured after he allegedly pulled the trigger. now a competency trial to take place. 30 seconds or less, richard, will he be found competent to stand trial? not at this point, fred. it s almost on consent. he s going to be put away. they re going to come back and routinely check to see if he can understand the nature and consequences of his attack and meaningfully assist in his defense. that s going to take years, i believe. avery?
done. they say they have arrested a powerful drug kingpin. he was reportedly arrested at his own birthday party. he was taken into custody in mexico just across the border from texas. police say he is one of the leaders of the gulf cartel, one of two gangs battling for control of smuggling routes into the united states. the u.s. state department offered a $5 million reward for his capture. bob strang is a former special agent with the drug enforcement administration and the current ceo of investigative management group, an international security firm. he joins us by phone from new york city. thanks so much for joining us mr. strang. how significant is this arrest? good morning, fredricka. this is major. you have to remember, this gang was responsible for large shipments over a long period of time, over ten years, that were coming from mexico to the united states. you re talking about cocaine, marijuana. also because they were able to free up the borders and get control over