others as fast as possible. i whipped them to lucas, who ran them to the other lucas, waiting by a pay phone. and he transmitted it outside to our team on the ground. how scared were you that you would screw up or fall down or trip or something? you don t know the half of it. i was terrified. quake ing in my boots. i did my best. i made sure there was no obstruction in my path as i was sprinting to get the news as fast as i could to the other lucas. lucas hudson, you he was hand off the note to you. what did you do? if somebody was at the phones, i would try to wait but make my presence known to them. like get off the phone, i got something. and then, i would dial my own phone number. my phone there were no electronics in the courthouse. my phone was in an r.v., where
high school to do basic things. stand in line for us. to get into the courthouse in the morning. we had to activate plan b and plan c how to report the news from inside the courthouse there. let s talk about that. finding out at that late hour there s no electronics. that s a wrench in the works there. hanna, let s start with your side of the story. you re inside the overflow room and gathering the information to real-time. how were you getting it to lucas and what happened next? we knew there were major points in the hearing we wanted to get outside as fast as possible. things like when the former president entered the courtroom. when the hearing started. when he pleaded not guilty. we were able to write those on pieces of paper.
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