Special Counsel Jack Smith Releases Trump Report

Special Counsel Jack Smith's recently released report asserts that Donald Trump would have faced conviction for his actions related to the 2020 election interference had he not been reelected. The report, which spans 174 pages, emphasizes the Constitution's prohibition against prosecuting a sitting president, stating that the evidence against Trump was sufficient for conviction. Smith defended his investigation against claims of political bias, highlighting the importance of standing up for the rule of law despite the inability to proceed with prosecution post-election. The report serves as a comprehensive recounting of the evidence gathered against Trump during his attempts to overturn the election results. This release follows Trump's lawyers' attempts to block the document's publication, which they characterized as politically motivated. The report also reflects the conclusion of Smith's investigations into Trump, marking a significant moment in the ongoing narrative surrounding the former president's legal troubles.