Special Counsel Jack Smith has demonstrated two traits since charging President Donald J. Trump with crimes. First and foremost, he’s a thin-skinned man controlled by the UniParty Swamp on behalf of the Globalist Elite Cabal. Second, he is so fearful of the truth coming out that he wants the trial to take place in a SCIF somewhere with no information leaking before he manufactures a guilty verdict.
Both of these traits were on display in his most recent filing that wants Trump silenced by not allowing the trial to be televised. In question is the use of the phrase “political witch hunt” or anything like it.
According to his filing:
The defendant peppers his response with various references to “fairness,” but what he actually seeks is to defy a uniform and longstanding broadcast prohibition that was crafted precisely with fair and orderly trial proceedings in mind. He desires instead to create a carnival atmosphere from which he hopes to profit from distracting, like many fraud defendants try to do, from the charges against him. This scenario is not hypothetical. As the Court has already observed in proceedings in the defendant’s criminal trial, the defendant and his counsel will, if permitted, design their in-court statements instead to wage a public relations campaign. And in defendant’s New York state civil fraud trial, the defendant recently used his testimony to condemn the case as a “political witch hunt,” prompting the judge to admonish that “(t)his is not a political rally…” The Court should not grant the application in plain contravention of Rule 53 and further motivate the defendant and his counsel to make improper statements inside the courtroom to provoke a public reaction outside of it.
Thin-skinned Jack Smith asked Chutkan to ban Trump from calling him names on Truth Social. (She obliged.) Now he’s afraid Trump will condemn Smith’s prosecution as a “political witch hunt” during any televised trial. Defund Jack Smith.
Thin-skinned Jack Smith asked Chutkan to ban Trump from calling him names on Truth Social. (She obliged.)
Now he's afraid Trump will condemn Smith's prosecution as a "political witch hunt" during any televised trial.
Defund Jack Smith. pic.twitter.com/unZp8mAnWc
— Julie Kelly 🇺🇸 (@julie_kelly2) November 13, 2023
The biggest problem with Smith’s claims is that this really is a political witch hunt. He knows it. Most Americans know it. The judge definitely knows it. But that’s the whole point. Smith and Chutkan DO want to oppress Trump to keep him from being President of the United States again and they’re willing to play dirty to get it done.
I would be very surprised if Chutkan doesn’t deny the motion to allow the public to watch this trial. Sunshine is the best disinfectant, but the people in charge of this trial know they’re the infection.
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Do your homework. The law states that no cameras are allowed in a trial like this.
Do not have Jack cannot leak with cameras in the court room.
Do not have Jack cannot leak with cameras in the court room.