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I signed an order appointing Jack Smith.

And those who say Jack is a fanatic.

Mr Smith is a veteran career prosecutor.

Wait, what law have I worked?

The events leading up to and on January 6, classified documents and other presidential records.

You understand what prison is?

Send me to jail! Welcome to episode 69 of Jack, the podcast about all things special counsel.

It is Sunday, March 24th, and I'm your host Andy McCabe. Hey Andy I'm Allison Gill we have a lot to cover today

we didn't get 300 pages of responses to motions to dismiss but we do have a new article

out from the New York Times that gives us some insight into the chronology of the Department of Justice's investigation into the plot to subvert the 2020 election, along with Trump's immunity brief filed with the Supreme Court.

Yes, and of course in Florida this week, Judge Eileen Cannon issued a bizarre order

about the Presidential Records Act motion to dismiss.

And of course we finally have a SEPA Section 4 ruling.

So, Allison, let's start in Florida with this order from Judge Cannon on the Presidential Records Act motion.

So the order is only two pages long and it hit the docket on March 18th,

my birthday, thank you very much, was not the birthday gift I was hoping for, but nevertheless

the order hit to docket on that day. It was four days after she heard oral arguments on

Trump's motions to dismiss based on the

unconstitutional vagueness of the Espionage Act and the Presidential Records Act.

Okay so you'll recall that she dismissed the unconstitutional vagueness motion without prejudice, saying

she wouldn't dismiss the case now, but the Trump could raise the issue again at trial or that it might impact how she instructs the jury,

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