Hello and welcome to prosecuting Donald Trump. It's Tuesday, March 19th.

I'm Andrew Weissman, and I'm here with Mary McCord.

Boy, I thought you might say somebody else.

You know, that's because I've been doing this book tour with Melissa.

That other, that other woman.

Oh my.

Mary, it was great to see you in person last week where I was sort of racing I think was it

God it feels like a year ago but was that Friday it was Friday I saw you yes it was just days ago

But it does feel like a year ago.

Yes, it was nice to be up in the city.

It was a beautiful weekend, got a lot of work done.

It was really nice to see you in person give you a big hug and hello.

We've got a lot to cover. This would probably be a bit of a longer

episode. Yes, I'm just going to give you a quick roadmap and then we'll dive in.

We will of course start with District Attorney Alan Bragg's case in Manhattan.

Lots of developments in that case right now.

Trial date has been pushed.

It should be starting next Monday and it's not.

We will then jump to Florida, talk about the motions hearing last week,

rulings by Judge Cannon, including a very, very unusual ruling that came out last

night. We will then talk about the civil fraud case in Manhattan because of course I guess this was just yesterday

Mr. Trump's attorneys basically went to the appeals division and said he can't find anyone to give him a bond for the amount that he needs which is

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