Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman.

My guest today is Andy McCarthy.

Andy is a former chief assistant U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York,

best known for leading the 1995 prosecution of the Blind Shake and others responsible for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.

He's now a columnist and contributing editor at National

Review and a co-host of the McCarthy Report, a podcast where you will find, in my opinion,

the best legal analysis available anywhere in the podcast world. I began this episode by asking

Andy how accurate the Sopranos was. He would know he spent his early

career going after the East Coast Italian mob. After that, we discussed the rising trend of political

prosecutions on both the left and the right. Andy covered the prosecutions of Trump by Biden's

DOJ very closely, and he's doing the same with the prosecutions that Trump's

DOJ is now throwing at his political opponents. Keep in mind, this podcast was recorded before a

federal judge dismissed the indictments against James Comey and Letitia James. So without further ado,

Andy McCarthy.

Thank you. So without further ado, Andy McCarthy.

Andy McCarthy, thank you so much for coming on my show.

Coleman, it's my pleasure.

As I was just telling you, I am a religious listener to your podcast at the National Review,

where you talk to, forgive me, I'm blanking on the name, who's your conversation partner there?

Rich Lowry, our editor at NR.

Rich Lowry, who is also great.

And you have been, in my mind, having listened to you probably for I don't know how many years now actually but many years you have been I think the you've had the highest batting average of fair-minded legal

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