Mike Davis

Section 241.

We have very publicly on this show called for a grand jury down where they did the Mar-a-Lago raid in Fort Pierce, Florida.

That grand jury, there's a new grand jury getting impaneled in January.

My good friend Jason Redding-Quinones is the new Miami U.S.

attorney, and I would say to Jack Smith, you better lawyer up, buddy, because if there's anyone on this planet who deserves to get justice, it is Jack Smith.

Well, I mean, you see what's been publicly reported.

This was a closed-door deposition by the House Judiciary Committee, which is what should be done.

This should be a methodical investigation.

I want to say cheers to House Judiciary Committee, Jim Jordan, for moving forward with this investigation better late than never.

But this is crucially important.

And, of course, Jack Smith has already teamed up with his allies in

in the media to get out the narrative that Jack Smith wants to get out there.

But Jack Smith is not gonna be able to run from the fact that he moved forward with this prosecution without probable cause.

It was Jay Bratz, one of Jack Smith's deputies, who ran to US Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart, who had just recused six weeks prior from President Trump's civil lawsuit against Hillary Clinton

For Crossfire Hurricane, the Russian collusion hoax, Reinhart recused because of Reinhart's 2017 Facebook post trashing President Trump.

So obviously he couldn't be fair if he's trashing President Trump on Facebook, and so Reinhart recused.

But somehow that recusal issue magically disappeared six weeks later when Jay Bratz, Jack Smith's deputy, went and got an unprecedented, unnecessary, unlawful home raid without probable cause, according to the FBI, to go get presidential records from President Trump that he's allowed to have under the Presidential Records Act.

This is the same Jack Smith.

who illegally spied on U.S.

senators and did not notify the Senate of this spying, which is required under federal statute.