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Former special counsel in the Trump investigations, Jack Smith, speaks at length about the weaponization

of the Department of Justice at an event at George Mason University.

Trump administration officials pushed to fire the U.S. attorney in the Eastern District of Virginia

over his refusal to indict New York Attorney General Tish James and former FBI director Jim Comey.

A trial jury finds a Los Angeles protester not guilty of assaulting a border patrol agent,

and another assault case is dismissed in the District of Columbia.

And the Department of Justice quietly deletes a study on the politics of domestic violence

amid calls from Todd Blanche to investigate Trump protesters.

This is unjustified.

Hey, everybody, welcome to episode 35 of Unjustified. I feel like it's episode 9 million of Unjustified. That's just life, I think. But it's just episode 35. It's Sunday, September 21st,

2025. I'm Allison Gill. Hello. Hello, Alison Gill. I'm

Andy McCabe. And this week, Allison, as I mentioned to you, off the pod, I had a really unique

opportunity to go and hear a guy speak who you've heard of before and who I think you might be

a little interested

to hear what he had to say. A young buck named Jack Smith, who probably is familiar to our

listeners as well. Jack Smith, Jack Smith. Where have I heard the name, Jack Smith? Does that ring a bell?

Rings a bunch of bells.

Jack. Jack. Hmm. Okay.

Yeah. So full disclosure, as you know, I teach at George Mason University in the Sharr School, the Graduate School of Government and Policy.

And so I typically go to a lot of their events. You and I had an event there a little while ago.

We did an episode of the pod from George Mason. And so Mason has every year this speaker series called

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