member does say that this, they believe, this is the last photo taken of halyna hutchins alive. but, yes, it just looks like a typical day onset, which we know that, you know, last week was anything but typical. yeah. court documents are revealing that there was ammunition lying around the set. last night sharon waxman from thewrap.com. what does it say to you about how the set was managed? what it is saying is that the set was mismanaged. i talked to so many people in the business that work on procedural dramas, cop dramas, tv shows, movies, and they ve all said the same thing. there is no reason for live ammunition to be on a set. there s just no reason for it.
taken of halyna hutchins alive. but, yeah, it just looks like a typical day on-set, which we know that, you know, last week, it was anything but typical. yeah. court documents are revealing that there was, nischelle, ammunition lying around the set. last night sharon waxman from thewrap.com told us they are reporting crew members were shooting at targets the morning halyna was shot. right. what does that all say to you about how this set was being managed? well, if that is, in fact, the case, what it s saying is the set was being mismanaged. i have talked to so many people in this business that work on procedural dramas, cop dramas, tv shows, movies, and they have all said the same thing. there is no reason for live ammunition to be on a set. there s just no reason for it. and no one has ever said anything different.
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social media, we are allowing the government increasingly to get into our communication, and the idea going back to nice star fisa for a second had everything to do with foreign intelligence. when i was at the white house, i dealt with the nsa a lot. it s very difficult to get those boys turned off once they get turned on. they re all filling out their mega millions, they ve got to go back and get i just think you ve got to stop this. martha: yeah. a lot of people look hat this, health care, and they just wonder if there s too much of their personal information that s allowed to be tapped into should the government decide it wants to, and it s a huge issue. gentlemen, thank you very much. martha? martha: yeah, quickly. people are schizophrenic though. how many cop dramas do we see on television which, you know, they immediately access some database to find the cell phone records of some suspected perpetrator of a crime, and we don t see we re very schizophrenic. i admit peopl