Proof Of Jack Smith's Bias

[konradv]

Surprise, surprise, Jack Smith refers to the audio recording of Trump's defense department's memo on Iran in his indictment of Trump of which they claim as proof that Trump did not declassify that particular document, pretty much admitting that Trump could declassify all of the other documents but hadn't declassified that particular one at the time of the Bedminster Golf Club incident. So, it shows up in his indictment of Trump. But, guess what? Trump wasn't actually charged for that particular memo, even though Jack Smith referred to it in his indictment of Trump. Why would Jack Smith refer to it in his indictment of Trump and yet not charge Trump for that incident? So, I guess after admitting that Trump could declassify all of the other documents but that one, they are charging Trump for all of other other documents that were declassified by Trump, except for that one. They have lost their case right out of the gate.

The document and recording are described in the indictment Smith's team secured against Trump earlier this month, recounted as an alleged meeting with "a writer, a publisher, and two members of" Trump's staff, "none of whom possessed a security clearance."

But according to a source familiar with the matter, Trump was not charged with unlawfully holding onto the Iran-related document discussed in the recording.

Iran memo not among 31 records underlying Trump federal charges

Former President Donald Trump was heard in a July 2021 meeting discussing "highly confidential" information he admitted he could no longer declassify.

www.yahoo.com

The prosecutor is biased? Does a bear shit in the woods? Presumption of innocence is for the judge and jury.

 

[Independentthinker]

The prosecutor is biased? Does a bear shit in the woods? Presumption of innocence is for the judge and jury.

Of course the prosecutor is biased and they will do their best to pick a biased jury.

 

[Lastamender]

Your diversionary hyper-partisan fantasy is no less ludicrous that the loser raving that the special counsel compiling actual evidence and testimony is a "thug", a "sleazebag!", "looks like a crackhead!", etc. in refuting the multiple indictments against him.

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The adjudications will be based upon the provable facts, not childish tantrums.​

Persecution. Fascists being fascist. Stupid shill.

 

[Lastamender]

The prosecutor is biased? Does a bear shit in the woods? Presumption of innocence is for the judge and jury.

Wrong, it is for everyone. There are Civics courses on line. Find one.

 

[konradv]

Wrong, it is for everyone. There are Civics courses on line. Find one.

The prosecutor does not have to offer the presumption of innocence.

 

[AntonToo]

Surprise, surprise, Jack Smith refers to the audio recording of Trump's defense department's memo on Iran in his indictment of Trump of which they claim as proof that Trump did not declassify that particular document, pretty much admitting that Trump could declassify all of the other documents but hadn't declassified that particular one at the time of the Bedminster Golf Club incident. So, it shows up in his indictment of Trump. But, guess what? Trump wasn't actually charged for that particular memo, even though Jack Smith referred to it in his indictment of Trump. Why would Jack Smith refer to it in his indictment of Trump and yet not charge Trump for that incident? So, I guess after admitting that Trump could declassify all of the other documents but that one, they are charging Trump for all of other other documents that were declassified by Trump, except for that one. They have lost their case right out of the gate.

The document and recording are described in the indictment Smith's team secured against Trump earlier this month, recounted as an alleged meeting with "a writer, a publisher, and two members of" Trump's staff, "none of whom possessed a security clearance."

But according to a source familiar with the matter, Trump was not charged with unlawfully holding onto the Iran-related document discussed in the recording.

Iran memo not among 31 records underlying Trump federal charges

Former President Donald Trump was heard in a July 2021 meeting discussing "highly confidential" information he admitted he could no longer declassify.

www.yahoo.com

Jack Smith can either prove the crimes in the court of law or he can't.

Your half baked musings about Jack Smith's predispositions are worth exactly nothing.

 

[Lastamender]

The prosecutor does not have to offer the presumption of innocence.

I never said offer.

 

[Clipper]

Surprise, surprise, Jack Smith refers to the audio recording of Trump's defense department's memo on Iran in his indictment of Trump of which they claim as proof that Trump did not declassify that particular document, pretty much admitting that Trump could declassify all of the other documents but hadn't declassified that particular one at the time of the Bedminster Golf Club incident. So, it shows up in his indictment of Trump. But, guess what? Trump wasn't actually charged for that particular memo, even though Jack Smith referred to it in his indictment of Trump. Why would Jack Smith refer to it in his indictment of Trump and yet not charge Trump for that incident? So, I guess after admitting that Trump could declassify all of the other documents but that one, they are charging Trump for all of other other documents that were declassified by Trump, except for that one. They have lost their case right out of the gate.

The document and recording are described in the indictment Smith's team secured against Trump earlier this month, recounted as an alleged meeting with "a writer, a publisher, and two members of" Trump's staff, "none of whom possessed a security clearance."

But according to a source familiar with the matter, Trump was not charged with unlawfully holding onto the Iran-related document discussed in the recording.

Iran memo not among 31 records underlying Trump federal charges

Former President Donald Trump was heard in a July 2021 meeting discussing "highly confidential" information he admitted he could no longer declassify.

www.yahoo.com

The incident in question where the Orange Ape mishandled the document occured at Bedminster which is in N.J., which is where the next indictmen(s) against the Mar A Lago orange knuckle dragger will likely be filed.

Enjoy.

 

[Clipper]

Trump won that election. That is obvious. This is an ongoing cover up, that has already failed.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

[Clipper]

MinTrut and independentthinker knows that Trump could only declassify documents by following the protocols.

He did not declassify the documents he took from DC after he got his ass kicked in the election.

Trump was going to use his mind to declassify the docs until his brain wandered off to dollar signs as he headed out the W.H. door thinking of his friends but our enemies overseas who have deep pockets.

 

[Clipper]

The Trump cult whining about the non-partisan, independent special counsel whom most agree is a highly competent man of integrity and the Cry Baby Loser braying hysterically about him and his family is a good sign.

Giuliani's agreeing to appear voluntarily instills confidence that Smith will expose the craven scheme to overthrow a certified democratic election.

Rudy Giuliani recently underwent questioning by Jan. 6 prosecutors about former President Donald Trump’s effort to overturn his election loss.​

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The ex-New York City mayor appeared in what some legal experts say may have been an audition for prosecutors in hopes of winning immunity in exchange for testimony against Trump or others. But it’s not known if special counsel Jack Smith sees Giuliani as a potentially useful witness against Trump, or a target in his own right.​

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“He’s trying to cut a deal and time is very short,” said Harry Litman, a former prosecutor and MSNBC legal analyst.​

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Giuliani was tight-lipped about the interview, which several reports said took place in the past few weeks.​

[Rudy Giuliani meets with Jan. 6 prosecutors but unclear if he could wind up flipping on Trump]​

As Trump's Chief-of-Staff opined,

Trump Is Scared Shitless.​

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and justifiably so.

Trump has been praying that Rudy would dummy up & go to the slammer for him like Weiselberg did. But then he remebered how he screwed Rudy out of over $100 grand in legal fees.

OOPS!

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Jack Smith can either prove the crimes in the court of law or he can't.

Your half baked musings about Jack Smith's predispositions are worth exactly nothing.

Indeed. Good luck to him.

 

[schmidlap]

Trump has been praying that Rudy would dummy up & go to the slammer for him like Weiselberg did. But then he remembered how he screwed Rudy out of over $100 grand in legal fees.

OOPS!

If Giuliani still recognizes the truth, he would do well to tell it.

 

[konradv]

I never said offer.

Who cares? I’m offering knowledge. The proper response is thank you.

 

[Lastamender]

Who cares? I’m offering knowledge. The proper response is thank you.

You cannot offer what you do not have.

 

[Nostra]

Surprise, surprise, Jack Smith refers to the audio recording of Trump's defense department's memo on Iran in his indictment of Trump of which they claim as proof that Trump did not declassify that particular document, pretty much admitting that Trump could declassify all of the other documents but hadn't declassified that particular one at the time of the Bedminster Golf Club incident. So, it shows up in his indictment of Trump. But, guess what? Trump wasn't actually charged for that particular memo, even though Jack Smith referred to it in his indictment of Trump. Why would Jack Smith refer to it in his indictment of Trump and yet not charge Trump for that incident? So, I guess after admitting that Trump could declassify all of the other documents but that one, they are charging Trump for all of other other documents that were declassified by Trump, except for that one. They have lost their case right out of the gate.

The document and recording are described in the indictment Smith's team secured against Trump earlier this month, recounted as an alleged meeting with "a writer, a publisher, and two members of" Trump's staff, "none of whom possessed a security clearance."

But according to a source familiar with the matter, Trump was not charged with unlawfully holding onto the Iran-related document discussed in the recording.

Iran memo not among 31 records underlying Trump federal charges

Former President Donald Trump was heard in a July 2021 meeting discussing "highly confidential" information he admitted he could no longer declassify.

www.yahoo.com

More corruption from the Biden regime.

 

[CowboyTed]

Surprise, surprise, Jack Smith refers to the audio recording of Trump's defense department's memo on Iran in his indictment of Trump of which they claim as proof that Trump did not declassify that particular document, pretty much admitting that Trump could declassify all of the other documents but hadn't declassified that particular one at the time of the Bedminster Golf Club incident. So, it shows up in his indictment of Trump. But, guess what? Trump wasn't actually charged for that particular memo, even though Jack Smith referred to it in his indictment of Trump. Why would Jack Smith refer to it in his indictment of Trump and yet not charge Trump for that incident? So, I guess after admitting that Trump could declassify all of the other documents but that one, they are charging Trump for all of other other documents that were declassified by Trump, except for that one. They have lost their case right out of the gate.

The document and recording are described in the indictment Smith's team secured against Trump earlier this month, recounted as an alleged meeting with "a writer, a publisher, and two members of" Trump's staff, "none of whom possessed a security clearance."

But according to a source familiar with the matter, Trump was not charged with unlawfully holding onto the Iran-related document discussed in the recording.

Iran memo not among 31 records underlying Trump federal charges

Former President Donald Trump was heard in a July 2021 meeting discussing "highly confidential" information he admitted he could no longer declassify.

www.yahoo.com

This was already mentioned...

The Government has still not received those documents... Thanks for making a strong case for more raids, especially in Bedminister.

Government is charging with unlawfully retaining documents they have in there hands now... It is just an easier case.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

DeCartes when he realizes that MAGAs exist.