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On this Friday, here's why Special Prosecutor Jack Smith's response to the Supreme Court means little.

He appears to be trying to get Donald Trump, which I believe he is.

In addition, I think most voters have that perception.

Mr Smith's job is to prosecute alleged federal crimes,

but his presentation drips of partisan politics.

That may be unfair to him, but certainly the environment surrounding Smith is very

damp. The Supreme Court obviously does not want a politicized justice department interfering in a presidential election,

which is why it kicked back Trump's election interference case in 2020, those were the

allegations, to the lower courts for more definition.

At this point, it's obvious to me that the former president

wanted to believe his defeat in 20 was fraudulent.

So he believed it. And that's that. Yes, he tried to persuade others to sign on to his

opinion but that's not a crime. I just don't see the felony here. The transition of power occurred and Trump vacated his office. Of course I could

be wrong. Maybe Jack Smith is some criminal evidence that nobody knows about. I doubt

it but the possibility exists. The election

obviously coming up fast. Smith is trying his hardest to influence the vote

against Trump. We understand, Jack, we know what you're doing. Come November 5th. You may be very disappointed back after this

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