Halfway through, where we pick up, Taitz calls Shuster a brownshirt, at which point (having lost relatives in the Holocaust), he pronounces himself offended. Then Tamron Hall comes back to try to ask her to respond to questions which, in true Sarah Palin fashion, Taitz refuses to do and, instead, says she's going to have Hall fired. Finally, an exasperated Shuster asks her if her motivation is simply a hatred of people with Muslim-sounding names (while a crew member audibly laughs in the background) and after denying it, Taitz claims that one's parents have to both be U.S. citizens for their child to be one (untrue) or for their child to become President (also untrue). It's a whole steaming pile of delicious, Schadenfreude-y crazy, so sit back, relax, and enjoy the thought that it's on this woman's veracity that Lou Dobb has staked his journalism "career".