Hello and welcome back to Maine Justice. It is Tuesday morning, October 14. I am Andrew

Weissman. I am here with as everyone knows. My co-host and Mary, I feel like I just

saw you because we were both on the exact same time with Nicole Wallace yesterday. And then it was

very funny because you said something that I was like, wait a second. I have made the same point. And you know what?

This is like, is it environment or heredity? You know, is it that we've been working together for

two plus years? Or is it that we sort of have the same experiences and makeup from our time in the Department of Justice.

But whatever it is.

Or is it both?

Or is it both?

Right.

This is going to be a really interesting episode because when we were talking about it,

even though there's a flood of information and things to cover, we actually are going

to pull back a little to really talk, but inside baseball

to the department and big picture issues. So it's going to be really a mixture. And it's kind of

nice because there's so much drinking from the fire hose to use a hackneyed expression since

January 20th. So, Mary, what is on our dance card? Yeah, and that's all a lot of foreshadowing

of the first subjects, of course, will be the continued political prosecutions coming out of

the Department of Justice at the direction of the president. And this was, of course,

last week, the indictment of Letitia James, the New York Attorney General. We will talk about

that. We will talk about that. We will talk about

how that came to be. We'll talk also about the arraignment of James Comey and what is coming out of that

and sort of the impact of both of these as well as other investigations of political enemies of

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