The audience was about a hundred yards away so I insisted that they let the people who had paid into the press enclosure.
On Saturday night in Phoenix, Arizona, a man wearing a "Hillary for prison 2016" T-shirt turned around during a chant of "USA" to face the press enclosure, calling reporters the "enemy" and shouting "Jew-S-A".
That's beside the point as long as we get the money.' "I said to my manager: 'I hope they're not gonna have a press enclosure.' I looked the next day and, sure enough, there was about 100 feet of just press who were bored stiff.
It's not as if I've never been to a football match before: sitting in the press enclosure at Wembley, I think back to afternoons with my father at Anfield and Goodison Park in Liverpool, and the year we got season tickets to see Wrexham FC.
When some of the visiting West Ham fans - 4-1 down and ringed with riot plod - tore down a Kick Racism Out Of Football banner in frustration, it seemed as if every Millwall fan in the ground turned to the press enclosure and pointed at the naughty East Londoners.
She pressed against the enclosure, staring at us like a caged animal, making us uncomfortable.
To prepare for his big day, the little cub did a test-run in an outdoor public enclosure for members of the press, reports NBC LA, and he seems to have passed the first hurdle with flying colors.
He was a radical and a pacifist, caught up in the storms over the American war of independence and the French revolution, and speaking against enclosure acts, press-gang raids, slavery and repression.
After the speech, he scales the security fence to get into a narrow enclosure between the stage and the public; women and men press forward to grab his hands.
He was chastised in the city's popular press this week for killing carp that had been put in a pool in his enclosure to keep the waterweeds down.
