Uh, hi.

Uh, Jerry, he's nice to him here to the councilman.

Uh, Nick, it appears that Charlie Brown kicked that football finally.

Uh, right, as soon as we were done recording, uh, this episode of the Weekender, uh, reports have come out that, uh, Donald John Trump, the 45th president of the United States of America,

and absolute national disgrace, has been indicted in New York for felonious hush money payments

and will be supposedly reprimanded to custody, fingerprinted, mugshot it,

and then released on his own reconnaissance.

I got to tell you, Nick, there's a lot happening here.

We're obviously going to be covering this going forward.

I'm a little surprised that this is happening.

Well, they always say that's easy to indict a ham sandwich, or you can

indict a ham sandwich. It's in a grand jury. So, maybe we shouldn't be surprised, but again,

it's been so long. It's escaped so many times that it just felt like they would never happen.

I do feel it's interesting because if it does confirm that like they presented evidence,

and remember, this is a bit of a complicated case because, first of all, it's falsifying business

records, which is a misdemeanor.

But if it's in the furtherance of a federal crime, then it becomes a felony.

It's novel.

It's probably the weakest of the cases against him.

But we already heard from one of the other people in the grand jury in Georgia, right? That young woman who was talking on the news. And she was dropping

a little bit of hints, which probably gives me some insight into maybe what the grand jury was like

in New York as far as, like, they all are going to probably, they're going to see he's guilty.

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