Hello and welcome back to prosecuting Donald Trump. It is Tuesday, June 4th, and I do not have to give the time

because we're just kicking back,

resting on our laurels with not a care in the world.

I'm Mary, it's Andrew Weisman.

Yeah, speak for yourself. I have a few pairs in the world, but yes.

You have a day job.

Yeah, that's right, and a weekend job.

But yes, you're right.

I mean, it's not like we're under the pressure of reading 300 pages of transcript before we go on

to record in the morning. We're not in the middle of trial anymore, and we can

reflect a little bit on it and we got a little bit of that on Friday but it was

still so new, the verdict was so new, and now I think you know we've seen some of

the aftermath

and we'll talk about that a little bit.

We'll also, of course, talk about what's going on

down in the Marilago case.

And if we have time, we will get to some listener questions.

So I had a couple thoughts.

First, this whole period reminds me, and I'll be interested whether you had it too,

where when you finish a trial, you have all of that adrenaline and your whole routine

changes and you're not sleeping we've talked about how both of us were the non-eating

types and you're killing yourself.

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