Hello, and welcome to a breaking news edition of Prosecuting Donald Trump.

I'm Andrew Weissman, and I'm here with Mary McCord.

Good morning, Andrew.

I don't know.

Have you slept a lot?

I did go to sleep a satisfied person last night, tragic day, as many of us yesterday

talked about because we should never be in this position.

I think a satisfying day to see that there is accountability at least being attempted

through this indictment, and that's important to the rule of law and it's important to our

democracy.

And so it was a historic day for that reason.

And since we are in this position, thanks to the former president, this is the best place

we could be, I think.

Yeah.

So Mary, the former president was indicted yet again this time for his alleged efforts

to overturn the 2020 election in the events that led to the storming of the Capitol, but

it certainly doesn't begin and end with what happened on that day.

This obviously is the second federal indictment and the third overall.

Just to be clear, this is charging conduct before he was president, while he was president,

and after he was president.

So all three periods of time.

But of course, this is the most serious case yet.

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