Tonight's guests include:
Andrea Mitchell, NBC News chief foreign affairs correspondent, host of “Andrea Mitchell Reports” on MSNBC
Noah Shachtman, contributing editor at Wired magazine, editor of Danger Room and fellow at the Brookings Institution
And here's executive producer Bill Wolff with a look at tonight's show:
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Oh, Bill. . .she's humoring you! That's so cute!
(Seriously, I love these things. Best old things in the world.)
Hi Rachel, Just to let you know it is (Chantilly) pronounced 'Shon Tee Eee', emphasis first syllable!
I was one of the people that got the illicit inaugural ball tickets on Sunday!!! I couldn't believe it when I saw the email-- I am SO EXCITED. We are the 47%!! It would be so unfair to take them away from my daughter and I. However, once I saw your report about the resale value..... well.... hell yeah! We're going anyway!!
In re the trombone-cam bit: So. . . . I now get to see what my spit valve used to see for all those years in middle school and high school band. (Indeed, I shelled out a few bucks for a pawn-shop trombone a few years back, and occasionally get the instrument out to see if I still can make something resembling music out of it. ) I imagine in a few years clever IT people will figure out how to make the cameras small enough to be secured to a drumstick or a percussion mallet. That will be the Next Big Thing. Maybe we'll get to see something like Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" or Nielsen's Fourth Symphony through the Drumstick Cam.