I'm Brian Tetta, executive producer of The View.

It's Tuesday and I'm joined by Sunny Haston.

This is behind the table. All right, it is Tuesday and I'm here with Sunny. Hello Sunny. Hi Brian.

Let us start with the big news of the day, which is really the big news of the month and everything else to the Trump-Hush money trial.

Today Stormy Daniels finally took the stand.

Yes.

We're about to get a first-hand account of what's happening in the courtroom because you just got press access

I'm so excited you weren't there today, but you're gonna get a chance to go in there. Why is it important for you to be there?

You know I started kind of in this business as a courtroom

reporter that's what I did I did it for court TV I did it for CNN I had press

credentials and and most people remember my reporting from the Trayvon

Martin case, right? And that sort of when I found my deep passion for this, I knew that I was in the right place and I don't think

anyone can report from a courtroom better than someone that has tried criminal

cases. I really truly believe that there's an there's an art to litigation there's an art to being a prosecutor

there's an art to being a defense attorney you're gonna see things a layman wouldn't see

definitely and I'm gonna have relationships with people that you know I think sometimes court reporters

respond sonographers respond to me differently prosecutors respond to me differently, prosecutors respond to me differently,

personnel, courtroom personnel,

they know when you know your way around the courtroom.

So this is my Super Bowl guys, okay?

I'm really excited about it.

And now you've got sideline passes.

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