Ted Cruz

But it is the economic factor more than anything that I think is putting the regime in a massively fragile position.

Jack Smith was the point of the spear on the greatest abuse of power we have seen in modern times.

And to put it in context, what Jack Smith did was orders of magnitude worse than what the Nixon administration did during Watergate.

During Watergate, you had a couple of half-rate burglars break into the headquarters of the DNC, the Democrat National Committee.

In this instance, Jack Smith, what he did was orders of magnitude worth.

He went directly after President Trump, indicted him multiple times.

He did so for a very explicit reason, because he wanted to prevent the American people from reelecting him.

It was an effort directly to subvert

democracy.

It was the first time in the history of the United States that a president or former president has been indicted.

Jack Smith did it twice, and then he also teamed up with his rogue Democrat local prosecutors to do it two more times.

He also subpoenaed the phone records of roughly 20 percent of the Republicans in the Senate in a fishing expedition.

He targeted over 400 Republicans.

It was a political persecution

If you're a fan of Les Mis, Jack Smith would make Javert blush.

He was out of control, and he continues to be brazen.

And I will tell you, his testimony, he testified before the House of Representatives.

It was a disaster.

Jim Jordan, your friend and mine, he's been a guest on the Verdict podcast before.

Jim Jordan chaired the hearing.