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Course of these last hours. usually, the courthouse, it shuts down at five pm on a normal business day. but judge mcburney said he would not shut it down until fani willis told them that their work was completed. we are now nearly four hours past five pm, and clearly that work is continuing. and we have been watching the front steps behind us, waiting to see if any jurors step out. so far, we haven t seen that action. of course, we have our own producer in the courtroom, and we are getting text messages from him, about any movements from the clerks office into that courtroom. well, vaughn, you are a solid journalist tracking all the possible source that would come up. i forgot the storm hit in atlanta tonight she did say i can smell the dishonesty on your breath, whether that applies to any of the defendants or witnesses, only time will tell. bye-bye, vaughn. [laughter] andrew, nicole, your thoughts on all the above? vaughn was covering the game
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