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So they got a special counsel on Donald Trump.

They picked the most ruthless, dirty prosecutor in the entire system.

And he's been known for that for years.

Jack Smith, if that's really his name.

And he's done this before.

Five times he's gone after political opponents.

And he's bended and twisted the law to manufacture some sort of crime.

And in each case, he's lost in the end.

An appeals court would throw it out saying this is not criminal.

You've twisted up the law to make it criminal.

So that's most likely what will happen here. But it could come to a head today. He might get indicted today.

They've already done the grand jury stuff. He got the target letter in almost every single case

when you get that target letter. It is followed by an indictment. So, word is, it could happen later

today in Washington, D.C. Now, you said, well, Jack Smith's always got the documents case. What's this all

about? The documents case is in Florida. The problem with Florida, you tend to get fair, neutral judges,

and jurors in courts. That's not what Jack Smith wants.

When you're bending and twisting and contorting the law, trying to manufacture some sort of crime out of

nothing, you need a biased judge and a biased jury to go along with you. So this is why he's going to do

this case. He needs to get Trump into a

D.C. courtroom. A Washington D.C. courtroom, most likely you'll get a left-wing partisan

Trump-hating judge. Most likely you'll get a jury that's so filled with Trump haters. So that's

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