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this is Michael Cohen, and you're listening to This is my Mayor Copa.

This is Michael Cohen, and you're listening to the Mayor Culper podcast. Happy Fourth of July, folks.

We're taking a few days off, so please enjoy the best of Mayor Culper with our guest, Soledadad O'Brien.

But first, I wanted to say a few words about last week's testimony by Cassidy Hutchinson

before the January 6th committee.

It's a true game changer.

Is there sufficient evidence for a seditious conspiracy criminal case related to Mr.

Trump's actions and inaction on January 6th, like those brought against

the proud boys, the oathkeepers, and their leaders? My good friend Norm Eisen argues in the

New York Times that the evidence is powerful, but it is not yet sufficient to overcome the very

high bar approving beyond a reasonable doubt that Mr. Trump agreed with the rioters

to attack the Capitol. But the new testimony advances proving other possible crimes, like obstruction of Congress,

with Mr. Trump's role in the violence as the culmination of that scheme.

The accumulated evidence capped by Ms. Hutchinson's testimony will again raise another possible legal obstacle for Mr. Trump, disqualification from any future federal office

under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.

Known as the disqualification clause,

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