Hello and welcome to the Firework Show, the new chip chat podcast.

We'd like to get right into it and what we're going to get into today is what is going

on with the Trump indictment, the maybe Trump indictment, the predicted Trump indictment,

the expected Trump indictment, the dreaded Trump indictment, whatever, what is going on

with it?

The reason I ask, of course, is it looks like there has been another delay.

And this time, maybe a long one, in the local New York prosecutor, that would be Manhattan

District Attorney Alvin Bragg, the prosecutor's drive to indict former president Donald Trump.

Remember, I mean, it was all the way back on March 18th, 11 days ago, as I speak,

that Trump made a statement that he expected to be arrested the following Tuesday.

News reports were filled with it. Expectations ran sky high.

Didn't happen. Now, I've heard some people say, well, Trump was lying about that.

Well, you know, there were a lot of news reports suggesting that an indictment was soon imminent

about to happen. And Trump, it appears, was going on news reports. And if you were going on

news reports, you could be forgiven for believing on March 18th that Trump would be indicted very,

very soon. And then we find out, then we find out that Bragg, the attorney, the excuse me,

the district attorney, is going to hear from additional witnesses. Okay. So it didn't happen

that following Tuesday, as Trump said it would, didn't happen. Didn't happen the next Tuesday,

either, because Bragg was hearing additional witnesses. And also we've heard that the

the grand jury in this case, rather than being solely focused on the Trump matter, is also hearing

other unrelated, completely unrelated cases. And we know that, or we think we know they have not

taken any action on Trump. So now, now there were initially reports that it was going to be the

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