Hello and welcome back to another episode of prosecuting Donald Trump. The first of our 2024 episodes is January 2nd,

and I'm here with Mary McCord.

And I have a word for that, which is thank goodness because I've had

Mary McCord withdrawal symptoms.

Yep for a week. I know. I've had Andrew Wesman withdrawal.

Happy New Year. It is going to be some year.

Yeah.

That was the first week since our first episode that we didn't record

and it felt really weird.

We've recorded from all over the world on our travels and it felt really weird. We've recorded from all over the world on our travels

and it felt really weird to go a whole week.

I know, so we're back and it's so nice to see you.

So Mary, there is so much to talk about because it's really outrageous that litigation

was not on hold to take into account our vacation schedules.

So I think we previewed that, which is that Jack Smith's team and Donald Trump's teams were kept very busy by the DC circuit in the Supreme Court.

So we're going to go over that. Mary, there was a lot of filings in connection with

those sort of presidential immunity double jeopardy issues that we talked about last year,

i.e. two weeks ago. Right, last year.

Yeah, today we will talk, we will kind of

catch everyone up on timing issues.

The Supreme Court denied cert before judgment in the immunity appeal. We're now now we've got the briefing almost finished.

It will be finished today before the DC Circuit Court of Appeal is on the immunity issue.

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