Jack Smith
There is harm—grave harm—in allowing Trump to attack judges and prosecutors, as well as their families, through his words. He needs to be forced to stop.
Devlin Barrett, a reporter for “The Washington Post,” joins The New Abnormal to discuss what happens next in the former president’s contentious classified documents case.
Trump's lawyers claim he was just doing his job when he tried to overturn the 2020 election, justifying “absolute immunity” that could keep him out of prison.
Special Counsel Jack Smith wasn't having any of Trump's arguments in his motion to dismiss the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case.
Judge Aileen Cannon seems poised to kick the can down the road, delaying the trial’s original May start date—but Special Counsel Jack Smith’s office has proposed it begin in July.
SCOTUS agreed to hear Trump’s claim that he’s immune from prosecution for trying to steal the 2020 election, which likely will delay his trial until after the 2024 election.
The former president accused Jack Smith of partisanship in trying to speed his case to trial, arguing the special counsel is trying to convict him ahead of the election.