Hello and

welcome back to prosecuting Donald Trump.

It is Tuesday morning, bright and early, but not too early, right, not that early. 830. I'm Andrew Weisman and that other voice you heard is Mary McCord.

Yes, good morning.

By the way, I also got a lot of feedback

on the 830 versus 10 o'clock.

And as you could expect as an Inveterate New Yorker,

a lot of my New Yorker friends were like,

I'm with you. That's true. I'm sure that's true. So I have a lot of people weighing in on the

830s early. Yeah, yeah. Well, well anyway this is our second time I think doing this quite early or

Third in a row hour okay third in a row. Yeah. Oh my god you're killing me. Yeah

Okay Mary it's so interesting because they're actually you're killing me. Yeah. Okay.

It's so interesting because there actually is a lot going on in the legal world, but obviously

the elephant in the room is everyone's focusing on the election and what's going to happen there.

But today we're going to actually talk about a number of things that are happening in the legal space that have

gotten some or almost no coverage.

So Mary, what's in our dance card for today?

Yeah.

Lots of things happen in the January 6th case last week that will cover including Judge

Chuckkin's denial of Trump's motion to stay the release of the

appendix and the release of the redacted appendix on Friday, which I think

for many people probably was a disappointment because it was so heavily

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