Hello and welcome back to another episode of Prosecuting Donald Trump.

It's Monday, October 9th, I'm Andrew Weissman, I'm here with my co-host Mary McCord, and

Mary it's so nice to be done with our little mini tour of live broadcasts and it's just

the in me, and it's actually a really good week for that because there were sort of really

big things that happened last week, so let's get to it.

Yeah, that's right, you know, in recent episodes, I think we've focused a little bit more

on the newly started trial in the civil fraud case going on in Manhattan right now.

We've been talking a lot about the DC January 6th related case, but there were some revelations

that came out last week about sensitive nuclear information that Mr. Trump allegedly shared

with an Australian businessman back in 2021, and that's caused a lot of people to be asking

questions about what impact that'll have on the Mar-a-Lago case, so of course we will

talk about that, but also developments in DC that we certainly predicted, in fact we predicted

and discussed with our guest Trevor Morrison last week in our live broadcast at NYU.

So that's like the other big development, so these are the two things that we're going

to really spend most of our time on is what's happening in Florida, what's happening in DC,

and Mary you kept on sort of flagging this for us because the Trump team kept on saying

they're going to be filing a motion with respect to presidential immunity, it is a fascinating

topic. I sort of feel like it's built for this podcast because we can really get into

it a little bit more than we're able to in our TV jobs, so the former president did file

that motion claiming immunity when he takes actions within the scope of his office, and

so we'll get into the prison cons of that and what to expect.

And spoiler alert, he says every single thing alleged in Jackson Smith indictment was taken

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