Episode 224: The Jack Smith Indictment

The McCarthy Report

National Review

Rich Lowry, National Review, Politics, Law, Andrew C. Mccarthy, Government, Conservatism, Conservative, Legal Affairs, Court, News

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🗓️ 3 August 2023

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Today on The McCarthy Report, Andy and Rich discuss the legal ins and outs of the recently handed-down indictment from special counsel Jack Smith.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the McCarthy Report, the podcast where I, Rich Lowry, discuss with Andy McCarthy,
0:17.1	the latest legal and national security issues.
0:19.6	This week, what else?
0:20.9	The latest, Jack Smith indictment, by the way, for some reason you're not already falling
0:24.8	in some streaming service.
0:25.8	You can find us everywhere from Spotify to iTunes and please give this podcast an Andy
0:29.8	McCarthy, the glowing, indeed, gushing five-star reviews they deserve on iTunes and now,
0:36.8	without further ado.
0:37.8	I welcome to this very podcast through the miracle of Riverside, none other than Andy McCarthy.
0:44.8	Hey, Rich, I worry him.
0:47.0	Good, Andy.
0:48.0	Some crazy, crazy events this week, the meds sell off, a couple of their star pitchers
0:54.9	and their closer.
0:55.9	Yeah.
0:56.9	Yeah.
0:57.9	I'm not saying.
0:58.9	I'm going Yankee fan because I have a very little room to troll, give me Yankee performance,
1:03.1	but I thought it was very ballsy as we discussed for the meds to totally go for it in the
1:07.6	off season and it's ballsy for them to admit where they are and give up and sell off.
1:13.2	Yeah.
1:14.2	I do like the idea that this owner knows what he knows and is respectful about what he
1:21.8	doesn't know.
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