Good evening and welcome to tonight's episode of the Mary Trump show. I am incredibly fortunate

to have us. My guest tonight, Dan Goldman, who was an assistant district attorney in the

Southern District of New York under Freehara for 10 years. He was the lead counsel to the

House managers of Donald's impeachment, and he is currently a candidate for Congress

in New York's 10th district. But also, I think importantly, he's somebody who understands

how the hallways and stairways in Congress work. Welcome, Dan. How are you?

Great to be here with you, Mary. Thanks so much for having me.

You know, I don't think there's a better time to have you on given everything that's

been happening. So I have a feeling we're going to be talking a lot about what's happening

in these hearings. What do your takeaways so far, just from the process and general

before we get into specifics? Well, I'm incredibly impressed with the presentation of the materials.

It's very hard, I think, for the average non-lawyer, non-investigator to understand what goes

into putting on a hearing like this. And to do it with such high quality, with weaving

in the video depositions and the testimony and the other video and the text messages and

the decisions that go into every single little thing that you do or don't do. And remember,

there are over a thousand interviews this committee has done. They have over 100,000 documents

to put in a perspective. We worked around the clock for our first impeachment hearings,

and we had 17 witnesses total. And very few documents because your favorite uncle refused

to turn them over. So it's an incredible undertaking that they've done to still all of this

information into a really powerful presentation that is not too cumbersome, it's not too long,

it's really punchy, it's really to the point, and it really captures the essence, I think,

of what was going on in different threads of their investigation. So I've just been incredibly

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