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

Well, there's a lot to talk about because it a lot happened this past week.

Judge Eileen Cannon issued a scheduling order. Bruce Reinhardt, who's the assigned

magistrate judge, issued a protective order, so there's two orders that have come

out of the Florida case. And in addition, Donald Trump went on air to set out his

quote, defense, unquote, would look briefly about how that how that went in our

view and our professional opinion. And I think this is now the episode where

law school is in session. That's right. But it actually will be really interesting

and fun. So Mary, welcome. Hi, good morning, Andrew. We've been saying for

weeks now that eventually we are going to weeks, yes, that eventually we're

going to talk about the classified information procedures act or SEPA.

And today is the day. And we actually have a special guest to join us because

you know, you hear from Andrew and me as former prosecutors on every single

podcast, but we wanted to bring in a defense attorney who's actually represented

people being charged with espionage act defenses, who has litigated from the other

side, SEPA issues. And that is Mark Zade. And so he'll be joining us a little bit

into the episode today, really looking forward to that discussion.

I am too. And Mary, I know you've dealt with the SEPA statute, the classified

information procedure act. And I have to when I was in the government, actually

more when I was at the FBI, when I was a general counsel, then as a practitioner.

And for you, it's much more as a practitioner. Yes. But you know, I actually dealt

with SEPA as a defense lawyer. You're not supposed to say that.

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