Welcome to Courtside, a final day of regular discussions about the legal issues surrounding Donald Trump.

It's day 78 after the election.

And he's hit the road, Jack. He's out.

Yes, as I told you from when we first started this journey, a long, long time ago, around

November 7th or so, this day has arrived.

It is January 20th.

There is a new president, Joe Biden, and a new sworn in vice president, Kamala Harris.

When I first did a court-side video,

I didn't even call a court-side then, I just did a short video and I thought I'd record like a minute or two once or twice a week. I should have known that the Trump, cray-cray, would make this

a multi-volume installment every day. Sometimes even I was tempted

to do two in a day. But it's been an absolute privilege. We've laughed together. We've

drank together. We've sang together. We've read constitutional texts together. We've scratched

your heads with a what the

F together. But through it all, I've never lost my faith for even a minute that this moment

would happen. Not one moment. So cheers to all of you for helping make it possible.

And of course, when we started, none of us anticipated the horror of January 6th.

Two weeks ago, what befell our capital?

There were, however, people who did.

You know, around December 2nd, I gave you in court side the words of Gabe Sterling,

that Georgia Republican elections official,

who told the president, you've got to call off these folks.

He said, quote, someone's going to get hurt,

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