This is beyond a reasonable doubt with your hosts Mark Gerrigus and Gary Smith.

Welcome to Sunday Altar Abard and let's give a big shout out to Gary who is a little under the weather but you know you

Part of the part of the allure of GPS is you still bring it on game day.

I do my best. I do my best. I'm feeling very happy to be out of bed and

maybe a little diminished mentally but feeling better than I have in several days so

Mark it's great to see now we're gonna see this in the comments you're just

throwing up the softballs for a little diminished mentally so it's an easy

one to kind of embrace.

Yeah, bring it at me.

Yeah, bring it.

I don't, you know, I welcome all comers.

You know, it's been quite a week.

One of the things that I think

you know I love the the Trump litigation is fascinating to me just because of the number of things going on all at the same times. I need I think substantial issues involved in all of them. We saw this last week New York Court of Appeals in the civil case

resumed the gag order against Trump who promptly came out and started making comments about I think the

judge's wife which is interesting because we had analyzed how the DC Court of Appeals was talking about whether or not that if you could show in the DC case that the clerk or the staff had some kind of political aspirations or political involvement that clearly that would encompass the speech that didn't bother at least now of the intermediate

Court of Appeals in the New York State civil action at the same time, the same court of appeals in DC also ruled on the separate actions where they're suing Trump civilly, so not criminally, but fighting

over money, they ruled that at this stage in the proceedings,

the civil cases can move forward,

the same week that the judge in the criminal case

at the district court level

ruled that the case can go forward

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