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Hi and welcome to this week's episode of the 45th podcast. I'm here this week

with Wodge. Welcome back, Wodge. Hey how's it going? It's going okay. So there are plenty of weeks over the course the past two years

when I've been like you know this week unlike usual I couldn't actually

obsessively follow everything I didn't really follow what's going on.

But then when I say that, usually it means that at least, you know, followed Twitter or

like kind of kept away at what's going on, even I didn't like follow a news article.

Well this week I'm saying that and I mean it. I have basically no idea what's going on anywhere in the world since I think

Thursday because it's a lot going on with the Nans case good and bad and I have basically blocked out

Trump and everything about him past week which you know I guess I'd say it's kind of nice

but well thankfully I am here for you and Ravia, and also we are in the midst of doing this conversation on the heels of not just the federal sentencing, but what just dropped Susan Susan, and I just informed you, that New York is

charging Paul Manafort with 16 crimes.

These are a state level crimes, which means that if he is convicted, President Trump cannot pardon him.

And this was an insurance play that, you know,

we've been talking about for about two months.

Bloomberg, I think reported first that basically in New York just in case the Manhattan

District Attorney Cyrus Vance just had this up his sleeve just in case they

were going to drop this and they did drop it he's been charged with mortgage fraud and like more than a

dozen other state felonies and this is on the heels of course of what just Amy Jackson

did a federal district court. She sentenced Mr. Manafort on two conspiracy counts,

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