Mark Levin used one shocking word to describe Special Counsel Jack Smith
Donald Trump has been indicted yet again.
The latest charges are as bogus as ever.
And Mark Levin used one shocking word to describe Special Counsel Jack Smith.Jack Smith elected to bring yet another indictment against Donald Trump, this time related to January 6th.
Legal analysts have shamed Smith for bringing the indictment, and Attorney General Merrick Garland for signing off on it.
But Smith’s sham indictment of Trump did not come as a surprise to longtime conservative pundit Mark Levin.
During the latest episode of his Fox News show Life, Liberty, and Levin, the host described Smith as a “hitman.” In other words, Smith is one of the people the DOJ uses when it wants to execute a political persecution of a target.
Will SCOTUS step in?
While speaking about Trump’s indictment in the Mar-a-lago documents case, Levin said, “[W]hen Merrick Garland said we’re going to have a special counsel—the purpose of a special counsel is to have a prosecutor who is outside main justice, to bring in fresh faces, fresh blood so you don’t have a conflict of interest or an appearance of a conflict of interest. It’s not to set up your own federal government law firm with unlimited resources, 60 prosecutors and investigators to target a former president of the United States, and that is exactly what’s taken place. Jack Smith was sent to The Hague because he was a lousy, overzealous failed prosecutor who formerly headed the Public Integrity Section of the Department of Justice.”
Garland appointed Smith specifically because he knew he would be an ideological bulldog going after Trump.
Levin continued, “[W]ho is Jack Smith? He was chief of the Public Integrity Section from 2010 to 2015. Who did you report to ultimately? Eric Holder, and you’re going to see Eric Holder has a lot to do with a lot of the people who are now involved in hunting down Donald Trump. He served under Attorney General Eric Holder, he oversaw the IRS targeting of the Tea Party during the Obama administration. He oversaw the failed—ultimately—prosecutions of Governor McDonnell, of Senator Menendez, of Senator Edwards […] Does he sound like a man who is independent from the Department of Justice? Does it sound like a man who is independent from the Democratic Party? […] Out of all the people they could have chosen in America, they go to The Hague to bring back Smith, because he’s a hitman.”
As expected, Smith has brought a highly political indictment against Trump because that’s what he was tasked with doing.
But the ridiculous January 6th indictment might not hold up even if the DOJ gets a conviction.
The Supreme Court could definitely intercede.
Stay tuned to Unmuzzled News for any updates to this ongoing story.
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