I signed in order appointing Jack Smith, and those who say if Jack is a finesse, Mr. Smith is a veteran career prosecutor.

What law have I grew?

The events leading up to and on January 6, classified documents and other presidential records.

You understand what prison is? Send me to jail!

Hey everyone, welcome to episode 47 of Jack, the podcast about all things special counsel.

It is Sunday, October 22. I'm Allison Gill.

And I'm Andy McCabe.

Oh my gosh, we have so much news to get to in this episode.

So much, including House Sidney Powell and Kenneth Cheesebro plea deals.

Yes, that's right, plea deals will impact Jack Smith's ongoing investigation into Trump's unindicted co-conspirators in DC.

And Judge Chutkin has granted in part the DOJ's motion for a partial, don't call it a gag order in the DC case.

Along with Jack Smith's response to Donald's motion to dismiss that case on the grounds that he enjoys absolute monarchy.

No, I'm sorry, immunity, but kind of the same thing.

And several media outlets have filed a motion now, AG, to try to get the Trump DC trial televised.

And of course, DOJ has opposed that.

Yeah, and that's not all.

Okay, that's just a little bit of the show.

We also have some court filings and decisions that will impact Jack Smith's DC case, including.

Merrick Garland has filed a notice to appeal the Proud Boys sentences.

We have a decision from the DC Circuit Court of Appeals that affirms the Department of Justice's broad definition of the word corruptly in the Title 18, 15, 12, C2 statute.

And down in Florida, we have Walt Nottas rescheduled conflict of interest hearing for his lawyer, Stanley Woodward, who has conceded by the way that he should be precluded from cross-examining UCL Tavaris.

And we also have Jack Smith's motion opposing Trump's request to delay the proceedings in Florida.

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