Hi, welcome back to prosecuting Donald Trump. It is Tuesday morning, really early Tuesday morning. We're

recording this at 8.30 in the morning, which...

Poor people who go to work at like 5 and 6 a.m. are going to be like Andrew that's not really early.

The sun is up. I know but I'm a New Yorker so one we get to work late we stay at

work late. True. But I mean you you're a DC person, so you're used to being up really early.

When I was, by the way, I'm Andrew Weisman.

You're Mary McCord.

That's right.

Yes. We both used to have to do FBI directors briefings very early in the mornings.

And that meant really early, not, you know, fake early.

I would drag by sorry dare year.

Was that true?

Trying to be polite.

I drag it in around like 7 a.m.

to be ready for the 730 briefing of the director

and then it would be an 8 o'clock briefing of the attorney general and the deputy attorney general and then the FBI director and those folks would go off to the White House and brief the president.

And I would just be like, oh my God, I can't believe

as I'm a New Yorker, I don't function at seven,

but you know, the agents to do the briefing at seven,

they would be in at like, you know,

middle of the night.

Yeah, practically.

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