Deborah Roberts

And we never really had a chance to chat that much.

So tell us a little bit about your background.

You can't argue with the Royals just for something different.

Yeah, yeah.

It's not a happy place, yeah.

And you see a lot of these same people from the bailiffs to some of the investigators to the reporters to I'm sure sometimes some of the same judges you've seen over and over again.

You mean just average people who just like to come to court and see what's happening?

Yeah, almost like courtroom groupies.

I think that might be your book or your TV series.

Those are your people.

Well, Aaron, I'm curious because there's so many intricacies of the law and you have to peel back all the layers and you do such a great job of breaking it down, helping us understand not only legally what is happening, what might happen or why that didn't happen.

And you're not a lawyer.

Well, that's helpful.

I can imagine.

I can imagine.

But we see you in all of these locations, whether it is, as I said, government cases to the Diddy case and so many others.

And it obviously is very intriguing to you.

So you say these are kind of your people.

Let's go to the Diddy trial, which just happened.

And so many people were glued.