Hi and welcome back to prosecuting Donald Trump. It's Friday May 17th. I'm actually not going to give the time because you know what? There's neither a trial going on today because it's Friday and thank God it's Friday for so many reasons.

Yes, many reasons.

I'm in one time zone and if I gave the time, Mary, you'd be going,

uh, not exactly.

That's right.

I'm five hours ahead of you.

And also I do want to thank listeners.

When I said on Tuesday I was headed to Ireland Tuesday night, I have gotten multiple nice messages

from people in Ireland with suggestions about things that I should do or not do.

Isn't that lovely?

Yes.

That's so great and by the way by doing this you're going to get a whole lot more.

Yes, that's true, but that's great. I love it.

And it's beautiful and I've had two days of sun.

Yesterday was sunny and beautiful today.

The sun is now coming out in the afternoon.

So it's lovely and we're enjoying ourselves.

When I lived in England a good day was considered bright intervals was considered like the

most gorgeous day. So Mary is a lot to talk about.

We're going to focus on the trial.

But the first thing we're going to do is talk about the second day of his being on the stand, which was the conclusion of his

direct examination and the beginning of his cross-examination

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