Hi and welcome to prosecuting Donald Trump. It's Wednesday morning, September 25th.

I'm Andrew Weisman, and I'm here with my co-host, Mary McCord.

Hi Mary.

Good morning, Andrew.

I am having a more relaxed morning than yesterday morning.

Exactly.

So for our regular listeners, they're thinking, yeah, we're a day late.

And it's like a day late and a dollar short because we always do this on Tuesday is.

However, Mary McCord was otherwise engaged yesterday.

I was busy at this time yesterday. Yes, indeed.

Yeah, some of us were in our pajamas listening to you, but the first thing that we're going to cover today is we're going to talk about a Senate judiciary

hearing and the hearing was about the presidential immunity decision and its consequences.

But we know one of the people who actually testified and gave an opening statement and

written testimony and that is our very own Mary McCord.

So the first thing we're going to do is talk about that hearing and

you know just a little spoiler alert which is the best part of the hearing was Mary McCord and I know I know I know I love my

co-host I know people are going to be like you're biased right but true I am but it's also true.

Well I appreciate that.

Okay, so that's going to be the first thing we talk about and also really get people

into the room like what it means because you and I have both had some experience testifying on the

hill I'd say most people if you're like me it's not like something you wake up

the morning and go I can't wait I know exactly let me in there yes. So we'll talk about that but then there's a lot that

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