@Teri_Kanefield -- I'm really vain so if it were me getting comments like "really smart" and "big beautiful brain" I probably wouldn't read any further than that😁

Seriously though, your points about the power struggle between the network execs and the stars were enlightening.

I guess that's why it's such a huge deal when a network fires one of their stars: Think Fox and Tucker or Bill or Glenn.

It gets back to what you said before that talking about the news isn't news. It's entertainment.

@Teri_Kanefield Thanks for the answer. Your points about reading the news critically and being aware of how outrage merchants try to turn attention into profit are important and timely.

I should have been more clear about what I hope you’ll still share with us non-attorneys. Which has to do with the law itself and how things work as related to current events. With your blog posts you’ve given us an excellent resource. Just hoping we’ll still hear from you from time to time!

@Teri_Kanefield Thank you! You've been a great help as I've tried to understand things over the last few years. I hope you can be tempted to continue to explain what certain things in the law mean as the former guy's trials proceed. Not to mention the election.

Addressing outrage surely must be exhausting and you've provided tools and resources to help us. But there's plenty of stuff that flies above the heads of us laypeople that isn't hair-on-fire panic that I turn to you for understanding.

@Teri_Kanefield I prefer "A Handbook" because it makes me feel like I can readily find answers to questions I have.

But either is fine, just as long as they don't use Comic Sans 😜