Hey, everyone listening to the podcast. This is Ari, and this is one of those podcast extras for you.

We are about to play some very special reporting on what was in the Mueller report, the facts, the

stories, the evidence, why so many people say there were five or more potential charges of

obstruction against President Trump. And some of this has not aired in any way on the

weeknight episodes of the beat or on the podcast thus far. Coming up, you're going to hear my special

report on the two paths forward that Mueller himself laid out, sometimes in the report and

sometimes in his footnotes. Basically, the idea that if a president, any president does commit

high enough crimes in office, either the Congress

can deal with it with removal, or there's also the possibility of indicting that president

after they leave office under the DOJ rules.

Then a very special interview where we go deep with Neil Cottchall, who many of you know

from his series on the beat and is, of course, former Solicitor General

for Barack Obama, he makes the claim in the interview you're about to hear that Donald

Trump is actually worse than Nixon, who was basically forced out of office for his alleged

obstruction. I'll let Neil tell you all about that coming up. And then my special report on how

Bill Barr was busted by the Mueller

report for misleading the public and how understanding that is key to changing how the

public, the press, and everyone deals with Bill Barr going forward. As I sometimes say around

here, facts matter. I hope you enjoy this podcast and if you do, feel free to give us a rating

whatever you think we deserve. We aim for five, feel free to give us a rating, whatever you think

we deserve. We aim for five stars or a comment. We read them and we think about what to do and what

you want as we continue to provide you these episodes of The Beat with Ari Melbert.

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