Jen Psaki gets a look inside Andrew Weissmann's famous apartment

it's been a long few days as we follow the developments out of the District Attorney's office in Manhattan so it's probably safe to say that Andrew Weissman hasn't gotten much sleep since the news of Trump's indictment broke on Thursday night as the former lead prosecutor under special counsel Robert Mueller he's become the go-to legal analyst for just about every show on this network and if you're like me you've probably wondered about his beautiful apartment in New York City including that cra

zy staircase that's become kind of a famous thing on Twitter I recently had a chance to stop by to check out his place and to hear about his weekend routine [Music] we see you a lot on television in your apartment yeah here yes I know uh this is like the expanded room radar moment right to see a little bit oh wait so this this is the stairs every first I think everyone thinks they're like you know a third of the size because people are like how could you possibly walk on them when we see you on

television we see a lot of this yeah absolutely tell me a little bit about your camera collection some of this was mine so it was like your parents did they also have yes that's that was my parents camera um and then this was my camera I have a moment on the inscription here which is to Andrew Weissman for your dedication in combating foreign bribery which is a bat which feels extremely badass I'm going to be a barista so Andrew when you wake up in the morning the dog at the first day that's how

you do totally that's there's no sort of hanging out of your pajamas and having a cup of coffee that dog goes crazy first thing no coffee first no coffee first are you kidding impressive I need coffee before I like breathe me too so I I turned my coffee machine on and like if I don't take the dog to the door and he's there barking like crazy because he knows it's me he's ready it's my time and you know he's really good during the night and then he's like in the morning it's like me time when I

have the MSNBC on in my office I feel like every time there's breaking legal news I see you on there explaining it to me are you just waiting for your phone and your pocket to buzz with something breaking um well it's interesting so one of the things that um being a legal analyst is you do really keep up with what's going on you have to right absolutely I mean how do you do that how do you read news how do you keep up with it you know it's so interesting because you know I grew up in New York an

d I'm all so I'm used to your apartment makes you feel not old and extremely hip so I don't think you're giving yourself credit extremely hip for like a boring nerdy lawyer it's like a very low great so um I used to just you know I read the hard copy New York Times that was it you know and it was like one newspaper now I do a variety of things to listen to NPR I have MSNBC on in the background and then you know there's like I go into Twitter and I have friends who text me things and so it's it's

really a huge combination and you just sort of try and keep up to date I mean I could ask Andrew questions for like seven hours so it actually reminds me of prepping for a briefing this is what I would do with people it's like I would basically like interview them and ask them all the things and then at the end I'm like okay this is my understanding is that right can I say this could I say it this way by the way this is this is my dog doing like oh you like this is ready to go this is like an e

nd exactly okay you did a good job thank you for being a part of our journey here my thanks to my friend Andrew Weissman and of course to his dog Ennis for welcoming me into their beautiful home [Music] thank you [Music]