This right here is Mr. Jack Smith. He's the special counsel within the Department of Justice

who's currently leading the charge in two of the cases against President Trump,

the January 6 case, as well as the classified documents case. However, the big question that's

been hanging in the air ever since these indictments began coming to light was whether or not

behind the scenes, there's been collusion between Jack Smith and the White House. Was, or perhaps

is, the White House in any way, shape, or form involved in all these different prosecutions against

President Trump? Now, for their part, the White House has denied any involvement. However, a new bombshell

report seems to poke a hole in that very well-crafted narrative. This report, that was published first

by the New York Post, revealed the fact that just several weeks before they brought the charges

against President Trump, one of Jack Smith's top eight at a meeting with the White House.

Specifically, this report centers around this man here, Mr. J. Brett. He joined Jack Smith's

special counsel team all the way back in November of 2022, right around the time that it was actually

formed. And Mr. Brett has been playing a large role in the investigation. For instance, not only

did he go and visit Mar-a-Lago to inspect the boxes that were stored there, and he also

interacted with President Trump personally, but also, according to this report here from the

Washington Post, J. Brett was a leading advocate for pushing forward the unannounced FBI raid that

took place on Mar-a-Lago, meaning that Mr. J. Brett is not a low-level pencil pusher. He is a top

aide to Mr. Jack Smith, and he's intimately involved with the case. And so to anyone that was

actually paying attention, it was a major shock to learn that he was taking meetings with the White

House. Specifically, here is a timeline of events. On March 17th of this year, an Obama-appointed judge

rejected claims of attorney-climed privilege and forced President Trump's lawyer to testify

before Grand Jury in Jack Smith's classified documents case. Then, exactly two weeks later,

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