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Hi there, everybody.

Deborah Roberts here, and welcome to 2020 The After Show, where we have an opportunity to take you behind the scenes of our reporting here at 2020 and give you a look at how we put our stories together and who the contributors are. And today, we are taking you inside the courtroom, which is where so many of our stories actually are born, you know, out of trials that we've been following and the outcomes.

We are talking to ABC News legal contributor Brian Buckmeyer, who has been with us before.

Brian, you're an attorney and the host of ABC's podcast, Bad Rap, The Case Against Diddy.

And you might also see him contribute to our 2020 reporting.

He's always giving us context and analysis during our episodes. And just most recently, you and I talked about a case that I covered, the Christiel Krug case. You've talked about the Amad Arbery case,

Henry Louise Wallace, among others, so many that you have worked on. But Brian, good to have you back.

Thank you for having me here.

Yeah, you and I run into each other a lot in passing, sometimes getting powder in the

makeup room.

And usually we're talking just very briefly about that day's reporting and what's happening

that day.

Let's talk about you, though, because I know, of course,

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