The judge in the written house case bars MSNBC from the courtroom after a reporter allegedly follows jurors.

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Alrighty. So another crazy development in the written house trial. Now, remember, the jury is still out at

this point. We don't know what is going on with the jury. The speculation seems to be that a home jury

is coming. Andrew McCarthy writing for National Review, he says that he believes that a hung jury is likely. It's midday on Thursday as the third day of deliberations dragged on, and there grew a foreboding sense that the jury may be deadlocked over a very straightforward case. The judge announced he had banned MSNBC from the courtroom. The judge, of course, is Bruce Schrader. Schrader elaborated that on Wednesday evening, a man who identified himself as affiliated with MSNBC, a guy named James Morrison, was stopped by police as he tracked the jury at close range, running a red light in that pursuit. The jurors were in a large vehicle with covered windows from which they have been escorted to and from court. Schrader said that Morrison claimed to have been acting under the direction of an MSNBC producer in New York. Now, we all know that MSNBC has been blatantly anti-Rittenhouse with all of its hosts attacking Rittenhouse suggesting that he's guilty, suggesting he's a racist and a white supremacist and that the outcome of this trial is going to speak for the future of race relations in America, despite the fact that only three white people got shot.

Here was the judge announcing that he had barred MSNBC from the courtroom after this.

I have instructed that no one from MSNBC news will be permitted in this building for the duration of this trial.

This is a very serious matter, and I don't know what the ultimate truth of it is,

but absolutely it would go without much thinking that someone who is following the jury bus,

that is a very, it's extremely serious matter and will be referred to the proper authorities.

Obviously, that is insanity.

You got reporters following jurors.

Apparently, some of these reporters claim that they do this thing to get the license plate numbers of the jurors,

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