fourth in just a few short months, different from the others. i agree. i think you put that very well. sometimes we have this thing, and when we cover government and stuff, sometimes, as you well know from your white house purge, there might be good reasons why something is confidential. there might be good reasons why we don t get the news, the information right away, and there s those tradeoffs. last night for the nation was one of those times you say, yeah. but seeing it in realtime, in reality with transparency and accountability, and did everyone is afforded their rights that s a good thing in a season where we ve seen frankly a lot of bad things. so nicolle, great tag teaming with you and rachel and the team. hope you get some rest. see you soon. you too. i ll go upstairs and watch you now. our thanks to nicolle wallace. we turn now to this first ever racketeering indictment of defendant donald trump and 18 coconspirators in georgia. d.a. willis case is broad. it s tough
form of disinfectant. this is not a case of letting them be hid from the public. the public needs to see and hear what each witness says under oath. and decide for themselves. this case will not only be tried by a jury, it will be tried in a court of public opinion, as it should be. i recall hearings where sam bergen presided over those, a trial attorney, and the american public got to see the evidence against the president in that case as well. let me just emphasize something else. having tried cases with cameras in the courtroom, there s one thing when a witness takes the stand to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, and it s just a jury and a judge and the lawyers watching. when you ve got a million people watching you testify under oath, it s my experience it really brings people to tell the truth.
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