i don t think i ve ever read something where they said betty white was difficult to work with or thinks a lot of herself. she just seemed to be the camera doesn t lie, and they captured this zest for life that she had. of course she was a great actress, but she seemed to be a genuine person in real life, as well. anita: howie, that was my next question. a lot of times you have actors and actresses who are loved by the public because they are so funny and they seem like you want to be their best friend. but then you hear behind-the-scenes they are really not that person. that was my question. what have you heard behind-the-scenes about who betty white really was when the cameras were off? i have never read anything and maybe i need to do some investigative reporting, but clearly she enjoyed working with other actors. she did need to do saturday night live, it was probably a great experience for her. i think it was a rare case, and obviously she garnered a lot of respect as she
people arrested so far for their participation in the insurrection on january 6th have an affiliation with far-right extreme groups like the ones that you are suing. tell me about this and what you hope to achieve by it. sure, thank you very much ali, and i enjoyed the interview on thursday that you had with jonathan greenblatt, the president and ceo of the anti-defamation league. ali, the district of columbia stood up and for the first time a state government lost a lawsuit against two hate groups here, the proud boys and the oath keepers and 30 other individuals who obviously and the camera doesn t lie, the pictures don t lie sought to overthrow our government, an insurrection. in the course of that violent action district of columbia metropolitan police departments, about 800 or so people went to the capitol, men and women and guess what they confronted, what
what s the truth? what do you have in there? i have the truth. the truth is you killed jen. [ bleep ] you had something to do with it. [ bleep ] i never you did. no, your alibi is bull and clearly, i don t know why you think you re on camera running past these places. you re not. i don t know why you cannot get that in your head, remy. the camera doesn t lie, the person does and you re the one lying about it. i d like to leave. no, you re not leaving. i ve already told you that. sit down, you re not leaving, you re under arrest. remy ramsaran was charged with second-degree murder, but it was a circumstantial case the prosecution would now have to sell to a jury. coming up he dumped the body, then he dumped the phone, and then he dumped the van. when dateline continues. vn when dateline continues covs to treat mental illness.
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videotape because the videotape was on all the time, right? you say the 9 minutes 29 seconds. yes. that s how it got to be such a big story worldwide is because of that videotape. how much of a role did it play, sh sheree? it played a huge role. the camera doesn t lie. and it was in slow motion at times while we were sitting there in court. so we could see every aspect of it. we saw different angles from different cameras. there was cameras on that s street, you know, monitoring traffic and crime and things like that. so it was hard. it played a huge role, though. it truly did. i didn t see its entirety until i was in court. seeing it day after day after day did wear on me. so much so sometimes i went home and just went in my room, shut the door and went to bed the rest of the day.