Hello and welcome back to another episode of prosecuting Donald Trump.

Well there's lots of news breaking as of late last night and it's thrown Mary and me

into a tizzy because we planned on the weekend what we were going to talk about and how

it all sorts of ideas and then once again Mary no matter what we do it's like the more

we plan the more something happens. So there's a lot to talk about. Primarily we're going

to spend our time talking about judge canna and what is happening in the Florida case but

we're also going to talk about the larger January six case both judgments and in Georgia

and what the developments are there and then finally we'll address the ongoing disciplinary

proceedings with respect to two lawyers as it relates to not so much in and of themselves

but as it relates to the criminal cases on how we see that impacting one way or the other

anyway Mary so nice to see you. And I do want to say to the listeners we really do mean it

that we want to get your questions and in fact over the weekend Andrew and I and the producers

were talking about and picking questions to answer and then of course news hits new

violins come in and so it's not that we don't want to spend a whole episode on listener

questions but we also need to address the things that have recently happened and I will say

we oftentimes in what we're addressing even though it's timely and it's based on recent

failings is also responsive to listener questions so we're not ignoring you. So true.

So just to set the stage in the marriage I'm going to ask you sort of your views but there

were sort of two separate things that were happening in Florida. One was sort of a back and forth

with Nauta's counsel saying that he could not be physically present at the so-called SEPA hearing

SEPA the classified information procedures act that governs how the courts deal with classified

documents that was going to happen on Friday and he said I'm going to be in DC and blah blah blah blah

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