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Someone is from Scotland this morning. Let me know where you're streaming from. So welcome. We're going to begin with some breaking news. I'm going to take you to Washington, D.C. You see the You'll see the live pictures there. You see Jim Jordan there. What they're doing is questioning Jack Smith. You know, Jack is a special, special prosecutor, twice indicted Donald Trump set to appear. He's appearing now at a public hearing of the house judiciary committee, a long awaited confrontation that pits, Mr. Trump's defenders against the man who tried and failed to hold him accountable. There is, um, Really a degree of dangers, a significant risk here for him, risks, because he has said and his counsel said that believe that Mr. Trump and his appointees are seized on the smallest misstep to investigate, prosecute and humiliate him.
That's what they do. That's what they do. But it also provides him with what is likely to be his best opportunity to challenge Mr. Trump's justification for deploying the Justice Department to pursue his enemies, that he was persecuted for his politics, not for his misdeeds. So let's get to Washington. We began with breaking news yesterday. The president was speaking in Davos. And now we're going to listen to Jack Smith. And here's Jim Jordan questioning Jack Smith, the special prosecutor who twice indicted Donald Trump.
He said before he got elected district attorney. that there was no case here. Then he gets elected and changes his mind when the left starts pressuring him to go after President Trump. He hires Michael Colangelo, former Democrat National Committee consultant, and the number three guy at the Department of Justice. And then, of course, it's Fannie and Nathan, Fannie Willis and Nathan Wade in Fulton County, Georgia. We actually deposed Mr. Wade. One of the most interesting depositions I've sat through. We said to him, you know, you build taxpayers in Georgia, thousands of dollars for meetings in DC with the January six committee and with the Biden administration. And we asked him some questions. Who'd you talk to Mr. Wade?
He couldn't remember. We said, where'd you meet? You meet the Capitol, the White House, where'd you meet? Couldn't remember that either. We said, were these meetings in person, on the phone, Did you have a Zoom meeting? Couldn't remember. Couldn't remember. Couldn't remember. We finally just asked him, did you really come to D.C. and meet people? He said, oh, yeah, I came. And I billed the taxpayers. I know I came. Just no idea who he talked to or what he did.
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