Today on Secular, President Trump pleads not guilty in superseding indictment.

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So the case in Washington, D.C., the election interference case brought by Jack Smith that he had to again. to

D.C. the election interference case brought by Jack Smith that he had to again issue and refile a superseding indictment

after that Supreme Court case granting a lot of immunity to President Trump so people were kind of

watching to see how would he change it of course a couple of the changes he made

were really just kind of ridiculous like instead of calling him President Trump

they they referred to him in this case now as candidate

Trump to try and again distract from the fact that he was president at the time they are trying

to bring these acts occurred.

Of course there were some charges they had to drop completely,

but if you actually look at the charges they brought,

two of which in a different Supreme Court case

that we filed in were tossed out by the Supreme Court as charges that would not be relevant in these cases even to those who entered the capital illegally on January 6th remain in this case and then of course

they're explaining today kind of a timeline the judge says she will totally

this is Judge Chuckkin in DC is trying to totally ignore the election

but here's the issue there's issues within this because for instance the discussions with vice President Pitts is that part of his

official you know job as president seems like it because when you talk to your

vice president and your president even if you disagree with each other

that would appear to be official actions

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