Hello and welcome to prosecuting Donald Trump.

It is Friday morning, November 8th.

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

Hi, Mary.

Good morning, Andrew. This is our first recording post-election. And I think, honestly, a bulk of what we'll talk about today is revealed in the title of today's episode.

Absolutely.

Not prosecuting Donald Trump.

Yeah. So, you know, we're going to talk about exactly that, which is sort of what are the

ramifications. Next week, we'll get into sort of a more granular view, particularly with

respect to the New York case, which has a lot of deadlines coming up. But today we wanted to

give that overview with respect to the criminal cases.

That's right.

And next week we'll do more of a deep dive on one of the criminal cases, civil cases,

and ramifications there.

And also the January 6th other rioters cases too.

So lots to talk about.

But before we jump into sort of the overview of

this immediate impact or soon to be felt impact on the prosecutions, we do want to talk about

some of the really good things we can say about this election, which is that our election

officials across the country did just a masterful job. And we will be joined here in just a

minute by someone to help us unpack why we're in a position right now of their not being post-election

litigation. And then, Mary, you and I will jump through the sort of various four criminal cases

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