M.S.W. Media.

So Renato, what is with all the filings and delays in the Marilago case?

It's complicated.

I'm Renato Mariati. I'm a former federal prosecutor, a practicing lawyer and a legal analyst.

And I'm Asha Rengappa. I teach national security law at Yale University.

I'm a former FBI Special Agent and I'm a legal contributor for ABC News.

I'm Brian Greer. I'm a former attorney in the CIA Office general counsel who specialized in CEEBRA.

And we're here to help you understand topics that can't be boiled down into a soundbite or a tweet. So Brian, I think that of all our episodes, this, what we're going to cover in this one definitely cannot be boiled down into a sound bite or a tweet.

And we asked you to come on to help us break down the Marilago case because this isn't just your

run-of-the-mill case it involves classified information and

classified information procedure act applies,

which kind of mucks things up, I guess,

in the way that discovery proceeds. And I'm hoping that you can walk us through

what the hell is going on. Yeah, happy to you. Thanks for having me back and I guess we should

say we're recording this on

Tuesday every time we've recorded in the past there's been huge breaking news in between

in these cases that's rendered at moot but I think this will hold so yeah, so we had some big developments last week with what everyone cares about the most,

I think, in the Florida case, which is when is it going to go to trial?

And we've known all along.

I know you guys have talked about that.

It is, the classified information

makes it a complicated case and going to trial in May was going to be a little

...