Hi welcome back to prosecuting Donald Trump. It's Tuesday, June 18th. I'm Andrew Weisman and I'm here with Mary McCord,

who's, can we travel a lot? You're out west.

I'm out west so it's earlier for me as when I was in Ireland it was later for me when I'm in

Colorado it's earlier but this was not for vacation this was for work it's still lovely it's

beautiful in Boulder Colorado. So this is going to be an interesting episode because in many ways you and I are waiting for a lot.

There's so many pretentious things, but there's some really interesting things going on that are actually current.

So what's on our current dance card before we talk about who we're hoping to dance with?

So exactly.

So right now we've got issues of Trump's out of court statements are in play in both the

Manhattan case and the Maralago case.

In Manhattan, Mr. Trump has moved to have the gag order terminated, that's in the middle

of being briefed, and just this morning, the highest court of New York, the New York Court of Appeals

actually dismissed Trump's appeal,

his original appeal of the gag order when it was issued.

So that appeal is gone.

That doesn't mean he couldn't take up another issue

if the lower court, Judge Mershahn,

refuses to terminate the gag order.

So we'll talk about that.

At the same time, Special Counsel Jack Smith has moved

to modify Trump's conditions of release in the Marilago case, essentially to oppose a gag order but

under a different sort of legal doctrine, Trump has opposed that.

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