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Welcome back to the Dershow.

Are we seeing the end of lawfare with the resignation of Jack Smith, who should have been

fired and would have been fired.

But he took the preemptive step

of resigning before the inauguration so as to avoid being fired. Some of the things he did,

some of the cases he brought so showed such bad judgment. Again, he violated the biblical principle of do not judge people based on

their faces, do not recognize faces. These were all cases which never would have been brought

against another person if that person's name were not Donald Trump. I'm not saying that the same

thing isn't true of Hunter Biden,

although Hunter Biden's crimes were clear, crystal clear, but they may not have been brought

if it wasn't the son of the president. But what Jack Smith did was not as bad as what Alvin Bragg did.

I mean, you know, we had a plausible case in the classified documents, but of course,

he also had a classable case, a plausible case of classified documents against President Biden.

But he didn't bring that one.

He brought the one against Trump and a courageous judge,

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