Hi, welcome back to prosecuting Donald Trump. It's Tuesday, May 7th, and as we are doing these days, because the news is so fast and furious, it is 10-11 a.m.

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

Good morning Andrew.

So Mary, you know, it's so funny when we were talking because we actually do talk a little bit

just before we start in case it I know it sounds like

there's I know I know it sounds like we don't prepare at all we actually do a lot of

reading but we actually spend a few minutes discussing how we're going to

approach today and one of the things both of us were saying is well we really do

need to talk about Hope Hicks even though both of us were like, Isn't that like, or-

We're like, isn't that four years ago?

I know, it feels like it.

It does, because we're, both of us have so much to say

about what happened in the trial yesterday with Jeff McConney, the Trump Organization

controller, but we do actually want to talk about Hope Hicks.

Mary, I'm dying to hear what you thought about her, and then we are going to talk about Jeff McConney and sort of what we anticipate going forward.

So that's sort of a, we're very much going to be about the New York trial, but we have more on our plate than that Mary. What else are we going to talk about?

Well, yes, we will talk about the additional finding of contempt by Judge Mershaun and his very explicit warning to Donald Trump that these fines of a thousand dollars apiece

if they're not adequate to prevent him from violating the order and impacting

the fair administration of justice, then he's going to really

consider incarceration. So we'll talk a minute about that and then we'll talk a little bit

about what's been going on in the last week in the Maralago case, a few developments there and you know the other cases

honestly nothing's going on. They're just sitting there so um...

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