Hello and welcome back to another episode of prosecuting Donald Trump.

Well we've got a lot to talk about today as we seem to have every week including a potentially

very big development in the Georgia 2020 election probe.

We now know that at least eight of Trump's so-called fake electors have accepted immunity

deals from Fannie Willis and we'll get into the complications of that and what that could

mean both for the Georgia case and potentially also for Jack Smith's case.

We also have a number of other issues but before I do that let me introduce my esteemed

co-host Mary McCord who's with me.

Please to be here again Andrew and you're right today like every week we've got a lot to talk

about.

It's sort of amazing isn't it because it's like Donald Trump is I mean I'd hate to say

that's the gift it keeps on giving but in terms of a podcast every week we're sitting

there going what should we actually focus on because there's so many things to talk

about but we're definitely going to spend a lot of time talking about the Fannie Willis

developments and get into both the practical effects of that and also legally it's pretty

complicated and builds on something that Mary and I talked about a couple episodes ago about

immunity and how that works but we're also going to talk about last week's really important

development in the Proud Boys case and also a piece with respect to the Oath Keepers case

and Mary really wants to talk about that as you all know Mary is really deep into

the problem of domestic terrorism so we'll definitely turn to that and then finally

ongoing as we are recording this is the closing arguments in the E. Jean Carroll case the

case that I keep on referring to is the oxymoron case because that is a civil rape case but that's

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