Hi, welcome back to prosecuting Donald Trump. It is Tuesday, February 27th. I'm Andrew Weisman and I'm here with Mary McCord.

Hi Mary.

Hi, Andrew. Before we begin today, I just have to give you a huge congratulations to you and Melissa Murray

for putting out your book today available I guess everywhere and it's

wherever you get your books yeah every game books it's very pertinent to the things we talk about every week, isn't it?

It is.

What's it called?

Tell everybody what's called.

Okay.

This is like, okay, do the promotional part. Okay. So it's called the Trump indictments, the historic

charging documents with commentary and what's in here are you can actually see all of

the language of the four indictments, but you might be going,

well, who cares? I can see that online. What we did is a number of things. We annotated all of them to explain

legal choices, wording, when there are names that are not included in the

indictment where it says unindicted co-conspirator or a witness one.

You can go to all the footnotes on the same page list exactly who those people are.

So it's really trying to make it as understandable to non-lawyers or even lawyers who are not

criminal prosecutors like we were Mary.

And then there's an introduction to each of the indictments and there's an

overarching introduction I'm actually very proud of because we try to situate the indictments both in terms of the

Department of Justice practices and other cases that have been brought as well as

trying to situate them in terms of globally other countries and we have a whole litany of the

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