Hello and welcome to another episode of Prosecuting Donald Trump.

Well in the last 24 hours there have been a series of bombshells in Trump's legal cases

throwing off completely what Mary and I had planned to talk to you about but it's going

to be really fun because there are so many different issues, there's a number of different

developments in the documents case in Florida and there are also some really important

things we want to talk to you about in the DC January 6th investigation all of which

are sort of breaking news and we wanted to give you our take in at Mary once again I've

heard you on the air but we haven't had a chance to talk about it so I can't wait to

get to all of us. Good morning Andrew this is one of these interesting situations we're

in now where in our prior lives as the prosecutors we knew what evidence we had we'd listen

to the tapes but you know on the outside you don't always get these previews that we've

been getting and last night was a big preview because notwithstanding that the indictment

already had some portion of the transcript of the tape from Bedminster listening to Mr.

Trump's own voice it really changes the game and anxious to talk more about that.

Obviously there was a partial transcript in the indictment you and I have put that stuff

in charging instruments by the way we haven't really talked about this like what you put in and

what you take out of an indictment you typically don't put in witness testimony like what a witness

says or even evidence coming from a witness because you don't want to sort of lock yourself in

but you would put in something that is a tape recording like transcript at least a portion of it

you might put in texts or emails things that are sort of very hard definitive where you sort of

know exactly how it's going to come in at trial so there was a part of the transcript but now we

actually have been able to hear the tape recording at least the relevant part of it and it really

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