This video focused on the basic fundamental rights of Americans. Much of the conversations spurred from constitutional amendments. Slavery was the issue to kick start quality. The majority of this video posed the question of who is 'we the people'? What does that include?
Journalists everyday face ridicule and are threatened. Supreme court is being urged to give all parties in all stances to give the subjects equal treatment.
Public reporting in the case room can confuse the court as well. It is hard as a journalist to do your job respectfully of all parties.
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