Welcome to the Bull Work Podcast. Every Thursday we devote the podcast to the Trump trials and there are so many of them

but this week it feels like more like waiting for Godot. We're waiting on Judge and Gorin. Lee says we're recording this. We're waiting on the DC Circuit Court of Appeal. We're waiting on Fani

Willis to come up with her response. We're waiting on Judge Eileen Cannon to basically do anything. So we're kind of doing a lot of waiting Ben

How are you by the way? Happy Thursday.

Uh, happy Thursday to you, Charlie.

And yeah, we're in this state of suspended animation.

And it is aggravating.

I got a, I got an email from one of your colleagues yesterday which just had subject line

what's up with the DC circuit and I was like I don't know you know it's frustrating

we could pretend to know I mean we have a

podcast so we're supposed to pretend to know right here's my reckless speculation

about it you have two judges here who are from the liberal wing of the court.

You have one who is from the conservative wing of the court.

And so there's, I think, really two possibilities

of what the hold up here is.

One is trying to a very careful negotiation

to keep the court unanimous is one possibility

and the other possibility is that Judge Henderson,

Karen LaCraft Henderson, is writing either a lengthy dissent or a lengthy

concurrence that is taking her sometime.

And using a quill pen.

Yes, and doing it in a slow fashion.

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