Well, the most important news of the day before what we just learned about the Jack Smith report,

and possibly still the most important news of the day, is the simple fact that no supporters of Kamala Harris attacked the Capitol today to try to prevent the counting of electoral votes.

That is something that happens only on the other side of our

politics and only with a very tiny, tiny percent of Trump supporters. Democrats have never done it,

never attacked the Capitol. Republicans did it once, four years ago.

And so we can reset the clock on peaceful transfer of power.

We are now in the midst of our very first peaceful transfer of power

since our only violent transfer of power four years ago.

We moved from presidency to presidency for 232 years before Donald Trump became the first president

to actively disrupt the peaceful transfer of power by telling his supporters to go to the

Capitol and fight like hell.

Donald Trump faced a federal indictment that Jack Smith has written a report about for his conduct on January 6th and for his weeks of criminal conduct leading up to that day, according to the indictment, returned against him by a grand jury, and pursued by

special counsel, Jack Smith, who has now summarized that case and those findings in his report,

what is reported to be tonight in the breaking news of the night, a two-volume report written

by Jack Smith Smith that the Trump

lawyers are now desperately trying to block from ever becoming public.

The Justice Department and Jack Smith withdrew that prosecution of Donald Trump for his activities

on January 6th when Donald Trump won the presidential election

because of a Justice Department policy to not prosecute current presidents of the United States.

Those charges could, they could be filed again against Donald Trump when he is no longer president.

When future historians read that indictment, and if they get to read the Jack Smith report,

this is what they will find.

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