The lawfare effort against Donald Trump is not dead yet as Special Counsel Jack Smith

files a revised indictment and multiple appeals loom.

While Democrats still hope to take down the former president,

Team Trump says they're confident that the Supreme Court's

presidential immunity ruling has doomed the cases against him.

In this episode, we sit down with former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy to discuss what comes

next in Smith's renewed case, as well as the other lawsuits filed by Democrat prosecutors.

I'm Daly Weyer, editor-in-chief John Bickley with

Georgia Howe. It's September 2nd and this is a special Labor Day edition of Morning

Wire. joining us now to discuss the revived lawfare effort against Donald Trump is

former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy, hey Andy so we've had some new developments

in the lawfare effort against Donald Trump special prosecutor Jack Smith has revised

and refiled charges against him for election interference.

What exactly did we just witness here?

Well, I think what we've witnessed is probably

from a prosecutor standpoint, the cleanest and most efficient way to deal with the

Supreme Court's opinion in the immunity case. Remember that when the court decided the immunity decision on July 1st,

which held that the president has absolute immunity for core executive actions,

and at the very least presumptive immunity for everything he does

within the ambit of his executive power. The court basically directed the lower court,

which be Judge Tanya Chuckin in Washington,

to do a searching examination of the allegations

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