And that was one of her better moments. The amazing thing is that she benefited and profited enormously from her incompetence because people believed she was on the right side. I believe that had she been in private practice, she would have moved mountains to try to defend Simpson, though I'm sure she'll now deny that, because no one would ever hire her to defend him. On balance, cameras in the courtroom are better than trials covered only by newspapers. A newspaper reporter presents the case through the prism of their own writing.
Television allows the viewers to make up their own minds.
No, I'm not. If the alleged murderer is on the golf course, he's doing a great job. But I've not seen or heard of much else that he's doing. He is, I'm told, devoting a good deal of time to trying to raise his children. And he is, I'm told, doing a very good job in that respect.