Ola, imagine you're in Spain, and you've just poured a refreshing Strya Galicia,

Cervesa. You hear the bubbles in the glass calling out.

In the Penly on unbrooding Galia since 1906, 100% authentic. But not all Spanish beers are what

they seem, a bit like me. I'm not Carlos from Acrouna. I'm Charles from Cambridge. Estreia Galicia. I own the world. I'm John Bachelor. The cases against Donald Trump, the former

president are spread out from, to my knowledge, New York, to

D.C. to Florida. However, we welcome, that is McCatter, my colleague and co-host, and we

welcome Andrew McCarthy of the National Review online to review

the two cases that will be decided federal court. That would be the case is brought by Special Counsel Smith, one for the District of Columbia,

supervised by Judge Chutkin, an Obama appointee, and another by Judge Cannon in the Florida

a Palm Beach constituency I believe and

Judge Cannon is a Trump appointee.

Andy, a very good evening to you.

The Smith cases look to me to be challenging the understanding,

can a president be prosecuted while in office?

Can a president be prosecuted after his left office for actions

he took while he was president.

And then there's the distinction made between prosecuting criminally and prosecuting

civilly.

Help me understand the precedence for all of this

because this, I believe, reaches back to the Nixon era.

Good evening to you, Andy.

Good evening, John and Thaddeus. That's's right it does go back to the Nixon era although

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