Jack Smith

This line of questioning was not believable.

To believe it, you'd have to think that the congressman and Jim Jordan and everyone are more concerned that a judge oversaw the government coming in and picking up some phone records.

They're more angry about that than a bunch of violent, later convicted thugs came into Congress to kill them and to hang Mike Pence and to do everything else.

It doesn't compute.

But it does have a real...

Hey, it's all about me vibe.

And the public will make up their own mind.

But the idea that with democracy under attack and what Trump's getting away with and whether he's lining his pockets with crypto that's legal and whether we want a functioning Justice Department or not.

And all you're saying is, oh, my God, there was one tangential way this reflects on me.

I really felt like Jim Jordan, if you especially the opening and then they moved on to other things.

But when Jim Jordan kept going on and on about his phone, it's.

To me, it was very much he was the Blake Lively of Congress today.

And it's like things are happening in the real world.

You're friends with Taylor Swift.

But eventually, if you follow that story, and I forgive anyone who's busier with more important stories, Taylor Swift said, you know, Blake Lively, like, it's not all about you.

Yeah.

And I'm Taylor Swift.

And so with Jim Jordan, it's like with everything that happened and you got cops who are sitting in the audience waiting.

who were attacked by the thugs that Donald Trump freed from jail to say, no, it's OK, you are violent because apparently they don't care about cops lives.

And you're talking about your own phone record.