Welcome to a special edition of Legal AF. I'm Karen Friedman-Egnifalo, and I'm joined

today by the Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who's just finished his first year

as the new Manhattan DA, and boy did he end it with a huge victory, 17 felony convictions

against the Trump Corporation and their payroll company, both of which were sentenced this

morning to a financial penalty of 1.6 million, which is the maximum allowable sentence under

the law. And earlier this week, Trump's chief financial officer, Alan Weiselberg, was also

sentenced for his convictions of 15 felonies. These are the first criminal convictions in

the Trump orbit and kudos to you, DA Bragg, for getting this done. As a quick reminder to

our viewers and listeners, I worked at the Manhattan DA's office for almost three decades,

and I was the number two under DA Bragg's predecessor, Sy Vance, but I myself had never worked

with you, but I am so honored to have you here today since you've been carrying on the

excellent traditions of the Manhattan DA's office and office I love, and you're ending your

first year on a very, very high note for welcome, and thank you for taking the time to join me today.

Well, thanks for having me on. I appreciate it. Love talking if you're always so happy to be

doing it on the podcast, and you know, you know better than anyone that the week, and I thank

you for the kind words. It's really just a continuation of the fine tradition here of being at

the Vanguard. I remember when I started out as a young associate, had a litigation boutique

focused on white collar prosecutions in the early 2000s, and this office was bringing, you know,

seismic white collar case after white collar case, and I think the most famous occupant of the

seat Mr. Mortibow, you know, saying that we enforced the law from the streets to the sweet, so

I'm honored and humbled to be building on the work that you've done, and look forward to talking to

you about it. So congratulations on today's sentencing of the Trump Corporation. Tell us about

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