Donald Trump and Jack Smith had a back and forth battle of words this past weekend.

Just after being arraigned on the Jan 6th indictment and then being released from custody,

Judge Tanya Chetkin imposed certain restrictions on Trump, like she would any other defendant,

right? And he was not to commit any new crimes, among other things. What does Trump almost

immediately do? He posts on a social media something, a threat, basically, that was, if you come

after me, I'm coming after you. Smith could have marched straight into court and asked that his

release conditions be violated. They were already pretty lenient as it is. I mean, his property

manager in the Mar-a-Lago case, he had a $100,000 bond set and can't leave the Southern District

of Florida, the confines of that. And he's just a lowly property manager, right? Like he didn't

come up with this plan by himself. This is all Trump being the mastermind. But Trump's conditions,

because for whatever reason, he isn't treated like anybody else. He has almost no conditions,

no bail, no passport taken from him, no restrictions on travel. And here's a guy with a zone 757

that can go wherever he wants, right? But one of the things, one of the standard conditions is

no new crimes, right? No, don't intimidate witnesses, don't commit crimes, things like that.

Shouldn't be hard to do. And even the judge looked at Trump and said to him and spoke directly

to him and said, do you understand Mr. Trump? And he said, yes. But of course, what does he do? He can't

control himself. He says, if you come after me, I'm coming after you and taking in context with

another post that he had where he called all his prosecutors, and there are many, and Joe Biden,

the fraud squad. Anyway, Smith could have walked straight into court and asked that his release

conditions be violated and that sanctions be imposed, which could have been anything from

incarceration, house arrest, monetary bill, bail, travel restrictions, you name it. But instead,

Jack Smith decided to take a more measured approach. And he swiftly, though, went in and asked

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