Hello and welcome to the next episode of prosecuting Donald Trump live at Georgetown Law.

I'm Mary McCourt and I'm here with Andrew Weisman.

We are actually we're thrilled to be here.

This is our first ever live recording of the podcast.

We are so happy to be doing this in my home turf, which is why I got to do the opening.

Georgetown Law.

We're welcome to Georgetown community here and we are excited to be able to actually take

some of your questions at the end of the podcast today.

So appreciate that probably most of you, I hope, are regular listeners and if not even

keeping up, we will obviously be talking about criminal cases against the former president,

Donald Trump.

What else would we talk about?

We're going to focus in particular today on the two cases related to the January 6th efforts

and everything leading up to it to overturn the 2020 elections.

So that is the federal case being prosecuted just a few blocks away at the district court

for the district of Columbia.

That case, of course, was brought by the special counsel, Jack Smith.

It charges only Donald Trump and it charges him with three different conspiracies

all related to the efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

Now of course, there are numerous unindicted co-conspirators in that case, all of whom we've

pretty much identified, but he is the only one set to go to trial in that case.

The other January 6th related case, of course, is one that Andrew and I often call like

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