now more of the mark simone show on seven ten w o r filling in for mark here again is ken rosado

and good to be with you on your friday he is a news commentator author and attorney who serves as a

legal and political analyst on fox news channel he spent many years himself as an anchor and a trial

lawyer busy man.

We say good morning to you, Greg Jarrett. Thank you, Ken, good to be with you. Thanks for having me. I've been a huge fan, by the way, forever. I've been, you know, I was on Channel 7 for 20 years, but I always watched you guys over at Fox News Channel. And I'm a huge, huge fan. So I'm a little star-struck. Forgive me. Forgive it. A little shaken here.

Greg, first off, how serious is it?

Let's talk about the Jack Smith subpoena. How serious is the

jacksmith subpoena for all? Is it all for show? Do you think, or you think there's a shot that

we're actually going to see a conviction and jail time out of all this?

Well, it's too early to make that prediction but i will

say that there is a grand jury convened in florida some 30 subpoenas apparently have gone out

among them jack smith special counsel um and they're looking into an ongoing criminal conspiracy, how government officials weaponize the law,

classic sort of lawfare against Trump or anybody in his orbit.

And with respect to Jack Smith, they're looking into the two federal criminal cases he brought against Trump

in both Florida and Washington, D.C. Those were dismissed. But this Arctic Frost investigation

that included secretly surreptitiously obtaining phone records of members of Congress,

including United States senators, and then seeking a court order from Judge James

Bostberg in Washington to defy the law and not notify uh the members of congress uh that their records were being seized

and uh studied you know there's a provision in the uh federal statutes that if you're going to do that

you have to give those people notice. And they didn't do that.

And Boasberg signed off on it. So, you know, this is an investigation into Jack Smith's

conduct and whether it crossed the line into criminality.

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