I welcome to another episode of prosecuting Donald Trump. It is Tuesday, February 6th. We always

record in the morning around 1030, but we're recording now around noon. Why?

Because, as I'm sure everyone who listens to this knows, the DC circuit has ruled on the immunity issues.

So we're going to start with the discussion of that immunity decision.

Mary and I have been reading that assiduously

and are ready to give you both a summary and our takes

and also most importantly what's next.

Yeah.

Which is the thing that we kept on saying we want to keep an eye out on

which is what are they saying about the mandate handing the ball back?

That's right. Mary, how are you?

I'm good, how are you?

And you know, I think it was like 1015

when I saw the opinion come down

and recording 15 minutes later was not sufficient

for reading a 57 page opinion.

So we gave ourselves a little bit.

Yeah, I don't read as fast as you, apparently Andrew, so I needed a little bit more time.

So in addition to that, we're going to do what we originally intended to do.

We will preview the very, very significant argument that the Supreme Court will hear on Thursday,

and that is about the application of the 14th Amendment section 3's disqualification clause and whether that applies to Mr. Trump,

whether he engaged in an insurrection which disqualifies one from holding an office.

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