Andrew Weissman

The then United States Attorney General of the United States, Merrick Garland, appointed you to be the special counsel for the Department of Justice, looking into two things. That is the investigation that was ongoing with respect to Donald Trump and classified documents, and also the handling of the lead-up to an event surrounding January 6,

and the effort to prevent a peaceful transfer of power. So with that as an introduction, welcome very much to UCL and to GCDC. It is really just a privilege to have somebody with your

I can't imagine this case is going to hold up. for a whole variety of factual and legal reasons. It's going to be so hard to prove, even if you could somehow show this was the judge's intent, was to obstruct. Why would you possibly do this? And the answer is because we want to send a signal to the judiciary. And that's what you shouldn't be doing.

I can't imagine this case is going to hold up. for a whole variety of factual and legal reasons. It's going to be so hard to prove, even if you could somehow show this was the judge's intent, was to obstruct. Why would you possibly do this? And the answer is because we want to send a signal to the judiciary. And that's what you shouldn't be doing.

I can't imagine this case is going to hold up. for a whole variety of factual and legal reasons. It's going to be so hard to prove, even if you could somehow show this was the judge's intent, was to obstruct. Why would you possibly do this? And the answer is because we want to send a signal to the judiciary. And that's what you shouldn't be doing.

That is fighting the last branch of government to oppose the executive branch.

That is fighting the last branch of government to oppose the executive branch.

That is fighting the last branch of government to oppose the executive branch.