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

It is the afternoon on January 9th and I'm Andrew Weissman.

I'm here with Mary McCord.

Hi.

Mary, quite the morning. Quite the morning. Hi. Mary, quite the morning.

Quite the morning.

Yes, you know, most listeners know we usually record in the morning.

We deliberately waited to the afternoon so that we could both listen to arguments in the DC Circuit Court. This is on Donald Trump's appeal

of the decision by Judge Chuckkin that he does not have absolute immunity from criminal prosecution as a former president.

That's what was argued.

That's what we listened to and that's one of the main things we're gonna talk about today.

Yep, absolutely.

There was an hour and 15 minutes, actually surprisingly short, compared to some of the other arguments we've listened to.

More to come on why that I think that is. We heard from both lawyers for Donald Trump that is John Sower and the lawyer for the

government who argued James Pierce so we'll spend a lot of time sort of unpacking that. Then we'll talk briefly about some other

developments, obviously the appeal to the Supreme Court that they accepted of the Colorado disqualification case.

So that's actually in the Supreme Court.

Right.

And then we're going to do some sort of what's on our radar screen,

other things that are coming up that we want to flag for you

because they are upcoming

things whether it's the New York civil case the Eching Carroll case I mean there a whole

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