Karen Friedman Agnifilo
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
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This is something that's clearly very difficult for him to do, to dismiss a case against somebody who he spent the last almost two years compiling an investigation and prosecution into a former sitting president.
He brought this four-count indictment.
Then they had to supersede the indictment.
They've been litigating it up and down and sideways.
He's had to endure death threats.
And frankly, he had to deal with the United States versus Trump case, making the president immune for certain things.
I mean, a lot's been going on in this case.
And Jack Smith, who's just a prosecutor's prosecutor, he's not someone with an agenda, despite having worked with him and knowing him, I couldn't tell you what political party he belongs to.
He's not a political guy.
he's really someone who's a public servant and wants to do the right thing and you can tell as you pointed out ben this is torture for him to have to do when you're you have a serious case and you have to dismiss it you have no choice but he's that's that's jack smith right he's not gonna wait he's not gonna just fight it he's the guy who's gonna do the right thing and when he is told this is what you have to do he's going to do it that that's how he is so
He's not someone who's going to claim that this is false or rigged or didn't happen or fight it and then lose in the courts.
He's not that guy.
He's he's a guy.
He's a man of integrity.
And he and he is a public servant.
And we should all thank him for his service in doing this.
Yeah, look, I'm still wondering what this means for the Manhattan DA case and how they're going to interpret this.
Because one of the things this talks about is this isn't just the indictment, but it's also the prosecution.
And the Supremacy Clause also will make whatever decision the OLC says apply to the states, meaning the Manhattan DA's office.
I think because the prosecution's over and it's just time for sentencing,
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