alan dershowitz joins us shortly. but first, a sidebar that shouldn t be lost. i m talking about msnbc being banned from the courtroom. as the jurors were leaving after a day of deliberations, police stopped a man who identified himself as an msnbc price. and as judge bruce schrader explained, he said his bosses in new york had given him an assignment. he gave that information and stated that he had been instructed by ms. ryland in new york to follow the jury bus. i have instructed that no one from msnbc will be permitted in this building until duration of this trial. this is a are serious matter. howard: nbc claims this was a freelancer who just happened to be near the bus and had no intention of photographing the jurors. if he was trying to do that, it would be monumentally dumb given the tense situation in the wisconsin town. was msnbc actually thinking of putting out pictures of the jurors and putting them in danger? i m howard kurtz, and this is mediabuzz. howard
lives and you can watch all student cam documentaries anytime online at student cam stockport. tonight i m excited to welcome melissa williamson celebrating the release of sandy hook: an american tragedy and the battle for truth . this is the work ofhumane investigation into the tragedy that follows tragedy . as people who dubbed themselves truthers but do not acknowledge the truth try to change the narrative of events that actually occurred and deal further pain on to those who have experienced it . it also examines how misinformation and conspiracy theories and people who promote such things have emboldened groups to reject the facts of white supremacy, masking and vaccination and the validity of our elections . elizabeth williamson is a featured writer and former editorial board member of the new york times and she has previously written for the washington post and wall street journal. williamson will be joined in conversation tonight by kara swisher. please join me inw
can i all right. all right. my name is car shaneea and lish is going to be a party johnny carson was late night television but when dave came on, i felt like like it was a show for maybe you ll get some maybe you it was a huge deal. who s going to get the throne big boobs to be feminine, but the liver raci these two titans going head-to-head the payment century dijkstra for you and j and you re my favorite are, you better off? and you were four years ago? ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll breach your gobbles dots while being pursued through maze you see the picture and in a magazine or reagan riding his horse on the ranch with george bush running behind with a pooper scooper johnny had a sweeping popularity. he was around for a very long time ls silent. carson: it d be kind of interesting to see reagan as president, wouldn t it? might not be so bad. i m kind of tired of presidents that play golf and play softball and jog. i d like to see a pr
what mugging and doing pratfalls and doing things that maybe nice little girls weren t supposed to do. at one time i have never thought of it as a hindrance as something that we shouldn t do. we just go ahead and do them. we don t think how we look. is it easy, for instance, though, to be there were ten variety shows on at the same time that carol burnett was on at, and there were approximately ten comedy writers on each show. and i was the only woman out of all of them. the funny thing about female writers in television was that in the beginning i would not say they were very welcomed , although there were certainly exceptions. i interviewed for the carson show and i called my agent and i said, i think it went really well and he said, oh, i m sorry, honey, but they just called and they said they would not feel comfortable with a woman in the room being a comedy writer is not the most macho profession. so i think there is a certain defensiveness and overcompensat
[laverne] it would take a revolution for someone like me to have a career as an actor, and the revolution is netflix. you re right. [man] there s a new player in the original content game. uh, is this a bad time? [man] this flood of actors, writers, ideas just gushing into tv. i don t have time to explain lesbian shit to you. the people who are gonna change the narrative out there is us. [woman] there s an avalanche of new streaming services. word of the year? binge-watch. when you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. this is gonna be so fun! [theme music] [david] television used to be, here s what we re showing you, and here s your only chance to see it. [james] when there were fewer tv options, there wasn t as much room for experimentation and the creativity that we ve seen an explosion of. [lorraine] coming into 2010, hbo is like the king of the prestige drama. to those beautiful, ignorant bastards. [cheering] when scorsese does boardwalk empire, it just speaks