Hey, everybody. We got a great one today without a monologue, you know, for a change. Let me explain. I just taped my conversation with Daniel Goldman. You probably know Daniel from CNN or MSNBC. He was chief counsel to the House managers in the first impeachment. He worked in the U.S.

Attorney's Office in the Southern District of New York. He helped be convicted the head of the

Genovese family. Brilliant, brilliant guy. He's been brilliant on these hearings. I found a window

where I could interview him.

That's what you're going to hear.

He's terrific.

You're going to really, really get a lot out of this podcast, you know, for once.

For once.

Daniel, thank you for joining me. I'm a big fan of yours. Did you work for the Judiciary Committee in the House? Is that where you the Intelligence Committee? Intelligence Committee. Okay, with shift. Yep. So I've been watching every bit of the

hearings, and right now the hearings are still going on.

So thank you for indulging me.

This is the time we could do this.

Pretty amazing, huh?

It's pretty wild.

It feels like all my worlds are colliding here as we have these high stakes congressional hearings

with senior DOJ officials and I've done both.

I've been, it was in the DOJ for 10 years, and listening to what Donald Trump and

Mark Meadows and Jeffrey Clark tried to do with the Department of Justice is the greatest

attack on the Department of Justice that I think I've ever heard. It is just truly

remarkable what they're describing. And insanely stupid. I love that they wanted to pursue the

Italy thing that satellites in Italy are changing the votes?

The only thing, the only thing dumber than that is that Hugo Chavez was resurrected in order to,

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