Julie Kelly

So I think he also felt cornered on the basis of that indictment, the weakness of the evidence, the weakness of the charges that he brought.

So, you know, maybe this will just be one of those weird karmic periods where everything kind of comes together.

Jack Smith having to defend this criminal indictment based on the president's belief that the 2020 election was stolen and also new evidence that that actually is the case.

How about that?

Fresh as a daisy.

We talk about... I got my yellow daisy sweater on.

Well, thank you for that, Steve.

So tomorrow, ex-Special Counsel Jack Smith will testify publicly before the House Judiciary Committee.

Now, you'll recall, and you and I have discussed his testimony, closed-door testimony.

In December, the House Judiciary Committee released the transcript of that eight-hour interview as well as the video.

But both Jack Smith and President Trump have one thing in common.

I think it's their only point of agreement in, you know, three plus years is that they want both wanted to see his testimony in public under oath before this committee.

And that's finally going to happen tomorrow at 10 o'clock Eastern time.

I will be covering it live on X Julie underscore Kelly, too.

I'm sure, you know, I'll be talking about it tomorrow evening.

evening.

But Steve, if anyone better represents the vengeful, reckless, punitive, destructive lawfare against Donald Trump and his associates over the last few years, it is special counsel Jack Smith.

And what I laid out in my piece at Substack Declassified with Julie Kelly, I outlined 10 questions, 10 areas that

that the Republicans need to hammer the $50 million man, I call him.

He's cost taxpayers $50 million in less than two years as the special counsel.