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In this Stay Tuned bonus clip, Bryan Stevenson discusses his grandmother, and the lasting effect she's had on his life and work.

This episode was taped on 2/21/19. Thank you for subscribing to CAFE Insider.

In this Stay Tuned bonus clip, Bryan Stevenson discusses his grandmother, and the lasting effect she's had on his life and work.

This episode was taped on 2/21/19. Thank you for subscribing to CAFE Insider.

INSIDER SHOW NOTES – 2/25/19

TITLE: THE USUAL SUSPECTS

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Join us on March 19th to celebrate the launch of Preet's book with live taping of Stay Tuned. Tickets and details available here.

References and supplemental materials:

The Mueller ReportDOJ clarifies to NBC News that Mueller report will not be finished this week28 CFR § 600.8: Notification and reports by the Special Counsel28 CFR § 600.9: Notification and reporters by the Attorney GeneralWaiver of 6(e), concerning grand jury informationA breakdown of the members on Mueller’s team

Paul Manafort Special Counsel’s sentencing memorandum for Manafort, filed in DC. Plus, the extensive exhibits.The sentencing memorandum for Manafort filed in VA.Mueller’s November 2018 filing that reported Manafort’s violation of his plea agreement

Michael CohenCommittee on Oversight and Reform memo to committee members outlining the background and scope of Michael Cohen’s hearing on 2/27.A transcript of Comey’s May 15th, 2007 testimony before the Senate. (And an article from the NYT about the Ashcroft story.)Michael Cohen’s plea agreement, and his statement in court.Cohen’s ABC News interviewCohen’s SDNY sentencing memo, which states Cohen, “acted in coordination with and at the direction of Individual-1.”An article in the NYT reporting that Cohen met with SDNY prosecutors

SentencingDefinition of concurrent and consecutive sentencingDOJ “Petite policy”

Double JeopardyAn article in The Atlantic about double jeopardy in New York, including the Leona Helmsley case.

Roger StoneA transcript of Stone’s hearing in court on 2/21. Plus, an article in NYT about the proceeding.

Miscellaneous Insider vocabulary: arrogate and erstwhileBradley Cooper and Lady Gaga’s Oscars performance of Shallow at the Oscars

Thank you for listening to this week's episode of CAFE Insider. We’ll be back next week. Please email your questions for Preet and Anne to [email protected].

INSIDER SHOW NOTES – 2/25/19

TITLE: THE USUAL SUSPECTS

We want to hear from you about Insider. Take the CAFE survey here.

Join us on March 19th to celebrate the launch of Preet's book with live taping of Stay Tuned. Tickets and details available here.

References and supplemental materials:

The Mueller ReportDOJ clarifies to NBC News that Mueller report will not be finished this week28 CFR § 600.8: Notification and reports by the Special Counsel28 CFR § 600.9: Notification and reporters by the Attorney GeneralWaiver of 6(e), concerning grand jury informationA breakdown of the members on Mueller’s team

Paul Manafort Special Counsel’s sentencing memorandum for Manafort, filed in DC. Plus, the extensive exhibits.The sentencing memorandum for Manafort filed in VA.Mueller’s November 2018 filing that reported Manafort’s violation of his plea agreement

Michael CohenCommittee on Oversight and Reform memo to committee members outlining the background and scope of Michael Cohen’s hearing on 2/27.A transcript of Comey’s May 15th, 2007 testimony before the Senate. (And an article from the NYT about the Ashcroft story.)Michael Cohen’s plea agreement, and his statement in court.Cohen’s ABC News interviewCohen’s SDNY sentencing memo, which states Cohen, “acted in coordination with and at the direction of Individual-1.”An article in the NYT reporting that Cohen met with SDNY prosecutors

SentencingDefinition of concurrent and consecutive sentencingDOJ “Petite policy”

Double JeopardyAn article in The Atlantic about double jeopardy in New York, including the Leona Helmsley case.

Roger StoneA transcript of Stone’s hearing in court on 2/21. Plus, an article in NYT about the proceeding.

Miscellaneous Insider vocabulary: arrogate and erstwhileBradley Cooper and Lady Gaga’s Oscars performance of Shallow at the Oscars

Thank you for listening to this week's episode of CAFE Insider. We’ll be back next week. Please email your questions for Preet and Anne to [email protected].

INSIDER SHOW NOTES – 2/25/19

TITLE: THE USUAL SUSPECTS

We want to hear from you about Insider. Take the CAFE survey here.

Join us on March 19th to celebrate the launch of Preet's book with live taping of Stay Tuned. Tickets and details available here.

References and supplemental materials:

The Mueller ReportDOJ clarifies to NBC News that Mueller report will not be finished this week28 CFR § 600.8: Notification and reports by the Special Counsel28 CFR § 600.9: Notification and reporters by the Attorney GeneralWaiver of 6(e), concerning grand jury informationA breakdown of the members on Mueller’s team

Paul Manafort Special Counsel’s sentencing memorandum for Manafort, filed in DC. Plus, the extensive exhibits.The sentencing memorandum for Manafort filed in VA.Mueller’s November 2018 filing that reported Manafort’s violation of his plea agreement

Michael CohenCommittee on Oversight and Reform memo to committee members outlining the background and scope of Michael Cohen’s hearing on 2/27.A transcript of Comey’s May 15th, 2007 testimony before the Senate. (And an article from the NYT about the Ashcroft story.)Michael Cohen’s plea agreement, and his statement in court.Cohen’s ABC News interviewCohen’s SDNY sentencing memo, which states Cohen, “acted in coordination with and at the direction of Individual-1.”An article in the NYT reporting that Cohen met with SDNY prosecutors

SentencingDefinition of concurrent and consecutive sentencingDOJ “Petite policy”

Double JeopardyAn article in The Atlantic about double jeopardy in New York, including the Leona Helmsley case.

Roger StoneA transcript of Stone’s hearing in court on 2/21. Plus, an article in NYT about the proceeding.

Miscellaneous Insider vocabulary: arrogate and erstwhileBradley Cooper and Lady Gaga’s Oscars performance of Shallow at the Oscars

Thank you for listening to this week's episode of CAFE Insider. We’ll be back next week. Please email your questions for Preet and Anne to [email protected].

"Andy McCabe's National Emergency"

Supplemental materials and references made in the episode:

Join Preet on March 19th at NYU’s Skirball for a live Stay Tuned show celebrating the launch of his book. "CBS This Morning" Bianna Golodryga will interview Preet, but he'll still answer your questions at the start of the show. Insiders get early access to tickets, so head to CAFE.com/tour to join us for this special evening.

Is it pled or pleaded? The debate continuesPreet’s tweet about pleaded v. pled; and see Mueller’s sentencing submission for Manafort, where prosecutors write “pled,” NOT pleaded.Andrew McCabe, the 25th Amendment, and the aftermath of Jim Comey’s firingAndrew McCabe’s 60 Minutes interview, plus the transcript from 2/17/19DOJ response to McCabe’s 60 Minutes interviewA statement from McCabe’s spokesperson responding to the 60 Minutes interviewAndrew McCabe’s book, The Threat: How the FBI Protects America in the Age of Terror and TrumpAn article in the NYT reporting Comey’s firing in 2017An article in the NYT first reporting that Rod Rosenstein considered secretly recording TrumpA report from NPR on Rosenstein denial that he discussed recording TrumpRosenstein’s appointment of Bob Mueller as Special CounselRosenstein’s 2017 memo that Trump used to justify firing ComeyAn article from the NYT on Rosenstein’s reaction to being “used” by the White House to justify Comey’s firing Trump’s 2017 interview with Lester HoltAn article from the NYT on Manafort’s departure from the Trump campaignMichael Horowitz’s inspector general report.Understanding how impeachment proceedings workAlan Dershowitz comment on the 25th Amendment and impeachment, tweeted by TrumpSen. Lindsey Graham’s comments about McCabe on CBS “Face The Nation”An article from ABC News reporting on Rosenstein’s expected departure from DOJ in March. National EmergencyTrump’s press conference where he declares a National EmergencyNational Emergencies Act10 U.S. Code 280825th AmendmentArticle I, Section I and Article I, Section 9, Constitution Outline of the administration’s plan to fund the wallTypes of federal forfeitureAn article in the Washington Post on the origin of the National Emergencies Act and its previous uses.Chris Wallace’s interview with Stephen MillerA 16 state lawsuit challenging Trump’s declaration of a national emergency (and an article from the NYT )Roger StoneMueller’s indictment of Roger StoneThe gag order imposed on Roger Stone (and NPR’s report)An article from Washington Post on Roger Stone’s Instagram post threatening Judge JacksonStone’s apology to Judge Amy Berman Jackson over the Instagram post

Thank you for listening to this week's episode of CAFE Insider. We’ll be back next week. Please email your questions for Preet and Anne to [email protected].

"Andy McCabe's National Emergency"

Supplemental materials and references made in the episode:

Join Preet on March 19th at NYU’s Skirball for a live Stay Tuned show celebrating the launch of his book. "CBS This Morning" Bianna Golodryga will interview Preet, but he'll still answer your questions at the start of the show. Insiders get early access to tickets, so head to CAFE.com/tour to join us for this special evening.

Is it pled or pleaded? The debate continuesPreet’s tweet about pleaded v. pled; and see Mueller’s sentencing submission for Manafort, where prosecutors write “pled,” NOT pleaded.Andrew McCabe, the 25th Amendment, and the aftermath of Jim Comey’s firingAndrew McCabe’s 60 Minutes interview, plus the transcript from 2/17/19DOJ response to McCabe’s 60 Minutes interviewA statement from McCabe’s spokesperson responding to the 60 Minutes interviewAndrew McCabe’s book, The Threat: How the FBI Protects America in the Age of Terror and TrumpAn article in the NYT reporting Comey’s firing in 2017An article in the NYT first reporting that Rod Rosenstein considered secretly recording TrumpA report from NPR on Rosenstein denial that he discussed recording TrumpRosenstein’s appointment of Bob Mueller as Special CounselRosenstein’s 2017 memo that Trump used to justify firing ComeyAn article from the NYT on Rosenstein’s reaction to being “used” by the White House to justify Comey’s firing Trump’s 2017 interview with Lester HoltAn article from the NYT on Manafort’s departure from the Trump campaignMichael Horowitz’s inspector general report.Understanding how impeachment proceedings workAlan Dershowitz comment on the 25th Amendment and impeachment, tweeted by TrumpSen. Lindsey Graham’s comments about McCabe on CBS “Face The Nation”An article from ABC News reporting on Rosenstein’s expected departure from DOJ in March. National EmergencyTrump’s press conference where he declares a National EmergencyNational Emergencies Act10 U.S. Code 280825th AmendmentArticle I, Section I and Article I, Section 9, Constitution Outline of the administration’s plan to fund the wallTypes of federal forfeitureAn article in the Washington Post on the origin of the National Emergencies Act and its previous uses.Chris Wallace’s interview with Stephen MillerA 16 state lawsuit challenging Trump’s declaration of a national emergency (and an article from the NYT )Roger StoneMueller’s indictment of Roger StoneThe gag order imposed on Roger Stone (and NPR’s report)An article from Washington Post on Roger Stone’s Instagram post threatening Judge JacksonStone’s apology to Judge Amy Berman Jackson over the Instagram post

Thank you for listening to this week's episode of CAFE Insider. We’ll be back next week. Please email your questions for Preet and Anne to [email protected].

"Andy McCabe's National Emergency"

Supplemental materials and references made in the episode:

Join Preet on March 19th at NYU’s Skirball for a live Stay Tuned show celebrating the launch of his book. "CBS This Morning" Bianna Golodryga will interview Preet, but he'll still answer your questions at the start of the show. Insiders get early access to tickets, so head to CAFE.com/tour to join us for this special evening.

Is it pled or pleaded? The debate continuesPreet’s tweet about pleaded v. pled; and see Mueller’s sentencing submission for Manafort, where prosecutors write “pled,” NOT pleaded.Andrew McCabe, the 25th Amendment, and the aftermath of Jim Comey’s firingAndrew McCabe’s 60 Minutes interview, plus the transcript from 2/17/19DOJ response to McCabe’s 60 Minutes interviewA statement from McCabe’s spokesperson responding to the 60 Minutes interviewAndrew McCabe’s book, The Threat: How the FBI Protects America in the Age of Terror and TrumpAn article in the NYT reporting Comey’s firing in 2017An article in the NYT first reporting that Rod Rosenstein considered secretly recording TrumpA report from NPR on Rosenstein denial that he discussed recording TrumpRosenstein’s appointment of Bob Mueller as Special CounselRosenstein’s 2017 memo that Trump used to justify firing ComeyAn article from the NYT on Rosenstein’s reaction to being “used” by the White House to justify Comey’s firing Trump’s 2017 interview with Lester HoltAn article from the NYT on Manafort’s departure from the Trump campaignMichael Horowitz’s inspector general report.Understanding how impeachment proceedings workAlan Dershowitz comment on the 25th Amendment and impeachment, tweeted by TrumpSen. Lindsey Graham’s comments about McCabe on CBS “Face The Nation”An article from ABC News reporting on Rosenstein’s expected departure from DOJ in March. National EmergencyTrump’s press conference where he declares a National EmergencyNational Emergencies Act10 U.S. Code 280825th AmendmentArticle I, Section I and Article I, Section 9, Constitution Outline of the administration’s plan to fund the wallTypes of federal forfeitureAn article in the Washington Post on the origin of the National Emergencies Act and its previous uses.Chris Wallace’s interview with Stephen MillerA 16 state lawsuit challenging Trump’s declaration of a national emergency (and an article from the NYT )Roger StoneMueller’s indictment of Roger StoneThe gag order imposed on Roger Stone (and NPR’s report)An article from Washington Post on Roger Stone’s Instagram post threatening Judge JacksonStone’s apology to Judge Amy Berman Jackson over the Instagram post

Thank you for listening to this week's episode of CAFE Insider. We’ll be back next week. Please email your questions for Preet and Anne to [email protected].