I am trying to anticipate some of "no holds barred" questions in Oprah's Lance interview.
The re-edit of this article is more circumspect about the evidence, which has been questioned in our Reality Check blog, and removes a reference to child trafficking, which should not have been directly linked to the nail bar question.
The audience was handpicked and television cameras were barred before questions began.
However, when her only shot is an alcohol induced group-selfie (would that be a "groupie"?) at a bar, questions begin in the male mind... first of all -- WHICH ONE IS SHE? Digging deeper reveals multiple group shots, but again, which lady am I supposed to be focusing on?
Quantitative data were collected via sliding bar questions (0 100 scale with 50 representing neutrality) and multiple choice questions.
Barring two questions about his recent apology, the members are mainly concerned with the minutiae of specific policies.
After Housing Works lawyers indicated that they planned to inquire about the Maximus contracting process, the city asked Judge Victor Marrero of Federal District Court in Manhattan in June to bar the questions or to seal any testimony to keep it from the public and from law enforcement authorities.
Browne recalled how Koch conducted no-holds-barred question and answer sessions with the press daily.
But Mr. Rose informed the panel that Mr. Scrushy had been interviewed by Mike Wallace of "60 Minutes," the CBS News program, "with no questions barred".
The reporter, Shaun Boyd, said she was barred from asking questions about abortion or Rep. Todd Akin (R-Mo).
"NYPD officers accused of crimes receive immediate access to legal counsel, are barred from being questioned by police investigators, and ultimately gain the benefit of being prosecuted by their colleagues in the local DA's office – if they're prosecuted at all," Ahmad continued.
