Hi and welcome to prosecuting Donald Trump. It is Tuesday, October 1st.

Mary, can you believe it?

As you all know, I'm Andrew Weisman and I'm here with Mary McCord.

Welcome to October 1st.

Yes, good morning.

It's a dreary one here in Washington, D.C. So speaking of dreary and the

weather, Mary and I wanted to start by just sending our thoughts and prayers to all of those folks in the sort of

southeast states that were hit so hard by the hurricane and the images and devastation is it's sort of

hard to imagine and Mary you and I were recently in Highlands for the show.

One of our episodes, yes, this summer.

An enormous hospitality of the people there

and hearing from them that they're safe and sound,

but the devastation and the photos and videos of it are really

heartbreaking.

Yes it is.

Beautiful, beautiful area of the country but extremely hard hit and it's going to take a while for things to clean out and people

to get their power back and water is scarce so really really sending good wishes

to all the folks down there.

It's hard to sort of recalibrate after that but let's focus on what we're going to talk about in this episode.

Yeah, sure. You know, top of our list is Jack Smith's filing under seal of his lengthy opening brief on immunity.

That's a brief where he is setting forth how he thinks that the allegations in the

superseding indictment are not precluded by the Supreme Court's

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