Jack Smith
speaker
1,132 appearances
34 recordings
12 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 8 Jul
Jack Smith’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah, sure.
Well, first off, John, thanks very much for having us on your show.
Brian and I are here because we want to talk about the attack on the rule of law and specifically how that attack has played out against public servants, the people that we spent decades working with.
And the things that we're seeing over the last year and a half, you know, you can see the output of that, right?
You can see people being targeted.
I think Brian and I have a unique perspective and we understand what's being done to the people who enforce the rule of law.
The rule of law in our country does not enforce itself.
It takes people of character and integrity to do it.
And to undermine it, you have to attack those people.
Why I wanted to be here today, John, was to talk about those people, how much we should be valuing them, how much we lose when people like that are targeted.
And not just the people who've been fired, but also appreciating the sacrifice of the people who are still manning their posts, still doing their job.
I feel like a lot of that is getting lost.
And I think more of a discussion about that is part of the solution going forward.
Sure.
I think, you know, overarching, John, the thing to understand is Brian and I had similar career paths.
And then, you know, we might be known to people for the last job we had, but the truth is
Brian and myself, we were guys on the line doing the work for the vast majority of our career.
I started as a local prosecutor in New York City at the district attorney's office prosecuting domestic violence and sex crimes cases.
I then became a federal prosecutor for nine years in Brooklyn.
And again, the majority of that time
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