Hello and welcome back to Maine Justice.

It is Monday evening, April 28th.

I'm Andrew Weissman.

I'm here with my co-host Mary McCord, but it's a little weird because, Mary, you're in D.C.

I'm in D.C.

But we're not in the same room.

We should have tried to be in the same room.

Exactly.

We're in the same city, different locations, but it is great to be with you.

We have a ton on our plate.

I was thinking, before we get into the substance that we're

about to be at the 100th day. And I think our discussion today is, I think, going to be very

fitting for that idea of the 100th day. So before we get into that, we have to thank everybody,

everyone who's listening, including the MSNBC producers and sound people and the whole team

that supports us because, one, they always, all of you always deserve it. Yes, we think them always.

That's right. But we, again, this year, so we've only been on for two years. So our first year,

we won two Webby Awards. And this past year we learned we just won two Webby Awards.

And it's just such an honor. One is voted by the judges, and the other is voted by the people.

You, all of you listening.

Exactly.

So thank you all very, very much.

It is very gratifying to be engaged in this adventure and know that people are getting something out of it.

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