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I'm A.G.

And I'm Dana Goldberg.

I was listening to you for what say what you were saying I almost forgot to introduce myself.

You're like, this is like, ooh the news sounds great today.

That's exactly what I was like, fascinating.

So I was listening to a book on tape. I forgot where I was.

I'm like, I'm A.G. and you're like, oh, I'm Dana Goldberg.

I'm here to care.

So we have an amazing show today. We have Ellie Honeg is going to be joining us a little bit later.

We're going to talk everything that we've heard so far.

We're going to talk about the highlights in the Derek Chauvin trial and the murder of George Floyd.

And then we're going to talk about what he thinks is coming up this week, and based on also what we already know about where they're going to be going in the testimony.

And if you know, I have a feeling if you thought that the first week of testimony was explosive, which it was, and it was very dramatic, very emotional,

I think that this week may prove even more newsworthy as we go forward.

And when I say news, I only mean more dramatic.

I think it's going to be hearing from medical examiners.

There's going to be a lot of the defense trying to say that it wasn't the knee on the neck that caused the death, et cetera.

It's going to be, it could get hard to watch, honestly.

But Ellie and I will be talking about that. And then I'll be on stereo this Tuesday with Andrew Torres at five Pacific eight eastern.

However, I am actually taking a very rare day off this Thursday. So we will not be on the stereo app this Thursday, but we'll be back next week.

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