Hi, welcome back to another episode of prosecuting Donald Trump.

It is Monday, November 27th and Mary.

It is not just the first Monday after Thanksgiving,

and I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving.

And you too, I did.

It is also, I think we have counted,

or someone has counted for us,

because as you know, I don't do math in public. It is our

50th episode. It's unbelievable isn't it 50 episodes we started with the first

episode just before Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg returned the first criminal indictment against Donald Trump,

and four indictments later and multiple civil cases later, but no trials yet.

Here we are November 27th with 50 episodes.

So Mary if someone had said to you when you were leaving the Department of Justice

that you and I would be chatting away on a

podcast as well as on MSNBC. What would you have said? That's not at all what I

was thinking I would be doing in my post DOJ life, that's for sure.

But I'll tell you as a long time former prosecutor and I think you probably feel this way as well.

It really is unique.

It's an horribly unfortunate, but unique time

to be able to put to good use.

I think the things that we spent our careers doing and hopefully help to sort of elucidate and educate and inform people who may be listening and who are interested about how does our criminal system work particularly when we're talking

about something as unprecedented as these indictments against a former president.

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