3 chapters across the catalog
A brief history of the trend of filming radio broadcasts for television or internet consumption. The practice is traced back to Don Imus and Howard Stern, though the utility of watching people wear headphones and speak into microphones is questioned.
President Trump has repeatedly tweeted about a "cold case" involving the 2001 death of Lori Klausutis, an intern in then-Congressman Joe Scarborough's Florida office. A historical clip from the Don Imus show features Scarborough jokingly referencing the intern's death, which has been used by critics to fuel conspiracy theories. The segment explores the rivalry between Imus and Scarborough during their time at MSNBC.
Following his departure from MSNBC, Don Imus frequently attacked Joe Scarborough, calling him a "disgusting backstabbing phony" and disputing his ratings success. The discussion revisits the medical examiner's report on Lori Klausutis, which attributed her death to a heart condition that caused her to fall and hit her head. Trump's continued focus on this story is seen as a retaliatory tactic against Scarborough's constant criticism of the administration.
