we re going to do your deposition, really sucking them up fast. so we re eager to get to that. but rachel, i just want to, the most common question i get out there in the world, about msnbc s, how does reach will do? and i always say she s the hardest working person i know. but tonight i don t know how she did it, okay. because i am aware, let s say half aware of how hard you were working today on the arizona story, and how far down that road into the arizona sorry you were, and how late in the game you were on the road. and then your show comes on, and somewhere you made the judgment that you can t use what you found, were gonna wait 24 hours or less. and wise judgment. but then you just pulled this other show up from somewhere. that fills the whole hour of a tv show, as far as i know didn t exist about a half an hour before you went on tv. and so now i officially do not know. i have no idea how rachel does it. i just don t know. you know you re very kind, i have no idea
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now seven last word with laura jean coming or it s. good evening rachel, this raises an untrusting artistic question, and that is what the discussion is cameras in the courtroom has been going on for a while. they re in almost all courtrooms in america, and the place where they re not allowed or in federal courts. and because we don t allow them in federal courts, we still have some court artists left. . and are doing this work, and my worry about cameras in the federal courts is what happens to that body of art? and i have some wonderful pieces from courtrooms from decades ago that i treasure. i don t know what the future is if, for that, if we don t have cameras in federal courts. i was thinking about that today. as a journalist, i want cameras in the courts, because i want more materials, as a citizen i m not sure that i do. you re right about losing that as a job. a thing that people need to be good at in our country. i remember one of the things we actually prepped
good evening, rachel, this raises an interesting artistic question, and that is what the discussion is cameras in the courtroom has been going on for a while. they re in almost all courtrooms in america, and the place where they re not allowed are in federal courts. and because we don t allow them in federal courts, we still have some court artists left. who are doing this work, and my worry about cameras in the federal courts is what happens to that body of art? and i have some wonderful pieces from courtrooms from decades ago that i treasure. i don t know what the future is if, for that, if we don t have cameras in federal courts. i was thinking about that today. as a journalist, i want cameras in the courts, because i want more materials, as a citizen, i m not sure that i do. you re right about losing that as a job. a thing that people need to be good at in our country. i remember one of the things we actually prepped when we talked about art lien today was during the tr