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Feb 12 6 tweets 2 min read
Some folks have asked if I read my own audiobook for #Untouchable.

I do. While I’m not a professional voiceover guy, I think it’s more authentic. (As does @MarkHamill, who sent a wonderful tweet last time encouraging me to read my own book; I’ll take that advice any day.)
Also I tell lots of first-person stories from my time as a prosecutor. They wouldn’t sound right coming from somebody else.
I write with a certain voice (stylistically, that is), so might as well accompany it with my actual voice. As my audiobook producer said when we were done recording: “Well, YOU definitely wrote this book.”
Response to the audio for #Untouchable has been remarkable and surprising even to HarperCollins and their sales / data analytics people. Same for #HatcherMan.

I’m so grateful to everyone who checks it out, in print or by audio. Thank you.
And, finally: here it is.

amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0B1N9…
Actually, really finally: GO BIRDS!

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More from @eliehonig

Jan 31
Here we go! My new book – “Untouchable: How Powerful People Get Away With It” – publishes today.

The idea for this book came from all of you. My editor asked, “What’s the question you get asked most often?” The answer has now become this book.

amazon.com/Untouchable-Ho…
I’ve got stories from my time as a prosecutor, analysis of major recent cases, historical dives and revelations, and first-time scoops from inside the Justice Department and the SDNY, including this one:

cnn.com/2023/01/27/pol…
Selected as Cosmopolitan’s #1 “Best New Non-Fiction Book to Add to Your Pile in 2023”:

cosmopolitan.com/entertainment/…
Read 6 tweets
Jan 27
Some highlights from the launch of my new book #Untouchable.

Fun fact: both @Mimirocah1 and @JenRodgers13 were my unit chiefs at the SDNY. (1/
You know this guy @PreetBharara but more importantly the engine of Cafe, @TamaraSepper.
Reunited with my bud @AnaCabrera
Read 14 tweets
Dec 23, 2022
It took genuine courage for Cassidy Hutchinson to break free of her original lawyer, who was selected and paid for by Trump-affiliated entities and who, she testified, tried to prevent her from cooperating fully against Trump. (Thread)
2. The original lawyer told her, “We just want you to focus on protecting the president” and to say she “did not recall” events that she actually did recall. As I’ve said on air, this crosses the line from a murky gray area into obstruction, if established by the evidence.
3. It eventually became clear to Hutchinson that the lawyer did not represent her personal interests first and foremost, as any lawyer is bound to do. The lawyer also became an obstacle against Hutchinson coming fully clean and cooperating fully and truthfully.
Read 11 tweets
Nov 16, 2022
Of course, Trump’s announcement has no legal bearing and doesn’t formally insulate him from anything.

But DOJ and the Fulton County DA have now been beaten to the punch by Trump’s announcement, and those prosecutors have made their own jobs more difficult by their delay. (1/8)
Prosecutors - DOJ and locals alike - have dragged their feet and played paddy-cake for nearly two years now, on both January 6 and Mar-A-Lago (the search was just in August, but DOJ has known about the missing docs for far longer). (2/8)
Now, if Trump gets indicted - and that could well happen - it becomes substantially more difficult to actually convict him. (And an indictment without a conviction would be a prosecutorial disaster). (3/8)
Read 8 tweets
Sep 8, 2022
With Bill Barr now making daily pronouncements about what should happen in our criminal justice system, it's worth reflecting on who the man truly is, and what he actually did during two years as AG under Trump. Running through the chapters of my book. (THREAD)
1. Barr has been AG twice (once in the early 90s, under G.H.W. Bush) but he has *never* tried a case in court. He is a DC-based political operator, but never a real courtroom prosecutor.
2. Months *before* he became AG under Trump, Barr wrote an unsolicited audition letter and sent it to the Trump administration, concluding that the Mueller obstruction investigation was "fatally misconceived." He also told the media Mueller's theory was "asinine." He got the gig.
Read 19 tweets
Aug 15, 2022
DOJ is opposing release of the affidavit in the Mar-A-Lago search. Here's what that does, and does not, mean. (THREAD)

cnn.com/2022/08/15/pol…
1. The affidavit is the big one. This is the long, narrative document where prosecutors write out, in detail, their probable cause to believe that crime(s) were committed. The judge then reviews this document and, in this case, we know he signed off and agreed on probable cause.
2. The affidavit would be far longer and more detailed than the documents that have been released already. For comparison, the documents unsealed on Friday run a total of 7 pages, much of it forms and checklists. Affidavits commonly run dozens of pages, sometimes hundreds.
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