indictment or no indictment. That is the question. Will there be an indictment today? It is Thursday,

July 27th. And by all accounts, everybody was gearing up for an indictment today.

News media was parked outside the courthouse in Washington, D.C. reporting on every move that

was happening. The grand jury came in this morning. They could see them filing into the grand

jury room. And prosecutors were there. And everybody expected an indictment to come today.

But what happened? What we know happened today is that that two of Donald Trump's lawyers,

Todd Blanche and John Lorrow, who's a new lawyer, added to his team, have met with prosecutors

in what seems like a last-ditch effort to try to get them to not indict Mr. Trump for the

third time now. This will be his third criminal indictment for January 6th and all of the things

that happened both before, during and after that date to try and steal the election back from

the American people. So what's going on? Let's talk about what's going on when we can expect

an indictment and what's happening. So we all know, by all accounts, Jack Smith has been in the

grand jury furiously presenting evidence, presenting testimony, calling witnesses, all related to

January 6th in Washington, D.C. We don't know the scope of what's going to ultimately happen. We

don't know if it will be the full, many, many, probably hundred-count indictment that he could

be charged with for all of the incidents that he, that Mr. Trump participated in in an effort to

both pressure the states to put in a false slate of electors to pressure Mike Pence to not

certify the election and ultimately to foment violence and try to stop the certification,

which they temporarily did on January 6th and create violence in the capital. This could be a huge

sweeping indictment with dozens of defendants, right? You could see Mark Meadows, Rudy Giuliani,

you could see John Eastman, Mr. Cheesebro, there's just to name a few people who could be included

in this indictment, but there's many, many more who are equally as culpable as each other. Mr.

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