Welcome to the midweek edition of legal AF with your co-anchors Michael Popock and

Karen Friedman at Diffalo. On today's Post Jan 6, Day 6 episode, we're going to

talk about Cassidy Hutchinson's historic and devastating testimony before the

Jan 6 committee about her former boss Mark Meadows and her ultimate boss

Donald Trump and ask the question that's on everybody's mind does it now

allow prosecutors to charge Trump with a crime based on an overt act that

Cassidy identified in her testimony. Then we're going to turn to the

Department of Justice who has been very busy in their own right. Having

conducted two raids in the last week. One, they went to, he calls himself Johnny

Eastman. They went to Johnny Eastman's restaurant, which means they were

surveilling him. And on the way out, they picked up his iPhone and asked him to

open it and got all sorts of, I'm sure, interesting information off of it. At

the same time or in the same week, they raided in a, in a dawn raid, Allah

Rudy Giuliani, Jeffrey Clark's house, sending him out to the street as

pajamas and picking up all of his electronic devices to boot. And we'll

talk about that as well. We'll talk about the Supreme Courts yet again, second

time in two weeks. The hits just keep on coming against the church and state

separation, ruling that Joe Kennedy, not that one has the right to kneel after

a football game. And that's not a violation of church and state. And then we'll

end it with our update of Gilein Maxwell and the Jeffrey Epstein scandal

and her being sentenced by Judge Nathan. I'm exhausted just given the

rundown. Karen, how are you? I'm good. It's been a big week. Oh, God, I

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