shuffling of papers that happens in the course of transitions. i think that definitely makes sense given what we have seen. i wonder what previous presidents are doing right now, if they re going to the library book ensured a dome of classified documents, as well. renato, one final question to you about the special prosecutor. once garland appointed a special counsel to oversee the trump investigation because he was going to be a candidate in the next presidential election, was he backed into a corner to do the same for joe biden? did he need to maintain at least the perception of similarity or consistency in the way he approached these cases? it s a very good question. it s 1 million dollar question. a lot of former prosecutors and current prosecutors have been chitchatting and discussing what we thought garland appointed as special counsel. i really think here, it s about perception and about public perception to the justice department, was it necessary, i really think it s not c
was out, and he stayed out for hours. what was going on? eric smith, the county s chief prosecutor: well, i could tell you what was going on in the prosecution s end. we were fit to be tied. we ve all tried hundreds of cases. and these motions for directed verdicts are dismissed almost immediately. did you expect it was possible he was going to come out and say, this case is dismissed. jurors, you re released. we don t have a case here. well, initially, never crossed my mind. after a couple hours, it still hadn t crossed my mind. after five hours you start to worry. for the defense, carl marlinga was feeling better by the hour. i remember walking outside with my client and saying this is obviously good news. i cannot lie to you. judges don t take this long to decide these motions. after hours of watching the clock go around, the defendant, out on 1 million dollar bond, praying with his circle of friends and family in the hallway, the judge, at last, returned to the bench
see that this is a woman that is doing the same thing that the manner doing. it is okay. when frankly died in 1974, herbal became the first female co host for nbc. abc news soon came calling. it hosted the primetime special. there was 1 million dollar contract with. i went because i had a seven i wanted a normal life. she got off to a rocky start nbc news. my partner was a well respected news man named harry weiner. he wanted to do the news every night. he just did not want a partner. no lesson woman. he made that clear from the very first night. i have time on your story and mine tonight. you have four minutes. i became the underdog.
male host frank mcgee. oh barbara. i could not ask a question until he asked me. the only way that i could do an interview that had substance was if i got it myself. she landed one big interview after another. these rumors that she is difficult. i m as difficult as a daisy. her career took off. barbara walters is here with us. i want to china. i did interviews with presidential candidates. i went to the conventions. little by little, people could see, here is a woman doing the same thing that men are doing, and it s okay. i m barbara walters. she became today s first female co-host. and abc soon offered 1 million dollar contract to co anchor their evening news. it did not go well. my partner was a well respected news man named harry reason or, he certainly wanted
menendez but media feasted on th story of the rich brothers who killed their parents for the 1 million dollar estate. hard to overstate the public s discussed with those young men on the other side of the country in a new jersey town a few miles from princeton people began comparing memories their home at the time was home on a lake this is the home where they grew up. a young tennis coach when he met jose and certainly impressed. there were two clear side of him the very friendsly out going joking person. the flip side was how driven and controlling he was jose engaged bill to teac his son. and watch the lesson but didn t just watch. he would physically com onto the tennis court and star givi givi giving instruction while i was there.