Hello, welcome back to another episode of prosecuting Donald Trump. It's Tuesday, January 23rd.

I'm here with Mary McCord.

I'm Andrew Weisman.

Hi Mary.

Good morning, Andrew.

So there's a lot to talk about even while we're waiting for the DC circuit to come down with their immunity decision.

We're going to talk about the E. Jean Carroll case, because there's a lot going on and I actually was there

the last day of the trial was actually sitting I was actually in court so we'll talk

about that yeah I can't wait to hear your sort of first-person account

of what so many of us just heard about later on

through the news and through reading about it

and hearing how Judge Kaplan reacted to some of the shenanigans in court.

We'll also talk about a new filing in the Maralago classified documents case.

This is Mr. Trump's motion to compel discovery and it's similar in some ways to a motion to compel discovery that he filed in the January 6th related case taking a very, very broad view of what he's entitled to but it's not utterly without merit.

Yeah that's that's sort of a sleeper case because everyone's sort of assuming that it's not

going to go in May and that's probably right. It's still worth keeping an eye on there because there's

been a bunch of activity and then we're going to sort of briefly talk about

what's going on in other news there's a lot that we're expecting to be filed by the end of January.

So we'll briefly cover sort of what to keep an eye on next week.

That's going to be coming down the pike.

Yeah.

But Mary, do you want to talk for a moment about something that kind of relates to the DC

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