Hi, welcome back to prosecuting Donald Trump. It's Wednesday, May 29 at 9.13 a.m.

I am Andrew Weissman.

I'm a little bleary for reasons that are different than Mary who I think is also a little bleary.

So it's going to be an interesting podcast, but hi Mary.

Hi, good morning and we are both in the same time zone today so welcome back yes

thank you I would say it's lovely to be back but actually I wish I was still in

Ireland yeah yes I'm blary from working super late last night on my day job and then getting up super early to make sure I'd read transcripts and things like that.

You're blurry from being on TV all day yesterday, so.

I was in the overflow courtroom.

I got to the courthouse at 6 a.m.

It was the longest lines I heard, right?

Longest lines?

Yeah, very, very long lines. Okay, Mary, what are we going to talk about?

Yeah, I mean obviously we're going to talk about closings, but we also want to give

listeners a little bit of an understanding particularly those who've never

been on a jury, a little bit of an understanding what happens during jury deliberations,

how jurors communicate with the judge, get their questions answered answered things like that.

And then we will turn very critically.

I know we've spent a lot of our time these last couple of weeks almost entirely on the

Manhattan trial, but there was very significant developments in the Marilago case that we will talk about that have to do with the flat

out lies that Trump told last week about the search warrant that was executed at Marilago and how Jack Smith has responded to that, how

Trump's lawyers have responded to Jack Smith and how Judge Cannon has responded to all of that.

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