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DoJ Drops 'Trump Card': Antics Then, Consequences Now; Justice Jolt Or Just A Jest? | Global Mirror

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In today's episode of 'Global Mirror,' anchor Shreya Upadhyaya discusses Department of Justice's report on Donald Trump's federal investigation. Jack Smith, the special counsel appointed by the Justice Department, has officially resigned, effective Friday, as per a court filing. Smith stated that he had gathered sufficient evidence to secure a conviction against Donald Trump. However, he indicated that the DOJ was hesitant to pursue further prosecution against an incoming president, highlighting the delicate political considerations involved. 'Trump has been viewed by democrats and people who oppose him as 'the ultimate evil': Vibhuti Jha, Ex Republican Candidate.

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