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Welcome back to the Durshow.

Before we get to Jack Smith's latest decisions to drop all the federal charges against Donald Trump, I want to talk about another matter in which actually

Jack Smith is marginally connected. I have an op-ed in today's Wall Street Journal entitled,

I'm putting together a legal dream team to defend Israel. And in it, I talk about the international criminal

court's outrageous decision to issue arrest warrants against the democratically elected

leaders of Israel. No warrant is ever issued against the democratically elected leader.

They usually go after people like, you know, in the Sudan and places like that.

But the anti-Israel bias of the international legal community, particularly the international

criminal court, the National Court of Justice, the United Nations are also obvious that they

decided to go after Israel, charging it with genocide and starving to death the people of Gaza,

which are totally, totally, totally, totally phony charges. So within hours of that announcement

being made, I started to make phone calls. And I put together probably one of the best legal teams

ever assembled in the history, in history, period.

I got two former attorney generals of the United States. I got a form of solicitor general,

the two attorney generals of Republicans, solicitor general is a Democrat. I got the former

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