mr. bill o reilly. now you ve got to do a syndicated court series where you re really kicking some butt. here is the thing, i don t have to do it, i want to do it, because it is unlike anything i have ever seen. i ve seen nothing like it on television before. i went into this meeting with all these important people but i didn t really know or understand who they were or how important they were in the tv world. and i said i m not doing a court show people. and they said you want to do a court show, yeah, okay. but i didn t want a state robe and a state gavel. megyn: you are arbitrate t-g it. i would say a tiny bit more strident than arbitration. there is no robe, gavel, no fake books behind you, there is nothing like that. it s the real deal. megyn: how do the guys agree to go on there if they ve beaten their girlfriends or wives. i remember when i was trying
her new syndicated court series swift justice the former prosecutor turned cable news commentator coming through a lot of tough times to get where she is, most difficult of all the murder of her fiance. for more on her amazing, amazing story nancy grace joins me live. i m so excited to have you here in the studio, i have to say. the feeling is mutual, i m a big fan. i want to thank you for having me with you today. megyn: this is like a dream come true. i i used to watch you even before i was on television on larry king. am i that old. megyn: it wasn t that long ago. you were a fierce advocate for victims, in particular for women. a strong advocate for women which up until recently wasn t all that prevalent on tv. i tip my hat to you on that. i m asking to ask you about the series and then get into who nancy grace really is. eye not enough that you have your own news show on against