Hi, welcome back to prosecuting Donald Trump. It is Tuesday, July 9th. I'm Andrew Weisman and I'm here with my co-host

Mary McCord. Hi Mary. Morning Andrew. So I said that with such a chipper attitude and I don't really feel all that chipper so okay so I'm I'm faking it

Okay. Well, this is like a great way to be like okay you should really listen to this because it's going to be a downer yeah has that for a tease you know I actually think what we have planned for today I think is kind of great because we're going to take the immunity decision that was issued last

week and we're going to talk about what the ramifications are for three of the trials where it's so far come up.

And probably some listeners are saying, what is the fallout?

What is the relevance to these other cases?

But we'll talk about newly filed motions by Mr. Trump

and his legal team in the Maralago case talk a little bit more about something we

raised last Tuesday it was just you know hot off the presses on Tuesday that the sentencing in the

Manhattan case has been postponed to allow briefing on the effect of the

immunity decision and then of course there's the obvious question what impact does this have on

the January 6th case because things are now going back to Judge Chuckin here in the

DC District Court. So Mary why don't we take that in the order

that you just said, which is we'll talk about Florida,

then New York, then DC.

So I'm going to ask you a question,

which I know the answer to you, but I just think it's a good sort of as they say in Washington level sets right

So we're all the same page which is some people could be saying to themselves quite naturally and frankly all of us would have said it

before this opinion came out which is I don't understand well if the Supreme Court is

deciding a case involving presidential immunity for a person taking actions

while they are president.

How in God's Green Earth, a phrase that I use all the time, which people know is a euphemism for keeping this a PG program.

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