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Jack Smith Unbound: The Deposition Files - January 2, 2026
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4:19:58Now PlayingIn this episode, we break down:
The "Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt": Smith reveals that despite the cases being abandoned due to DOJ policy, his team developed powerful evidence—including Trump allies' testimony—that would have sustained convictions in both the election interference and classified documents cases.
The National Guard Myth: We revisit the blatant contradiction of Chris Miller, who previously admitted under oath that Trump never gave a formal order for 10,000 National Guard troops on January 6, dismissing the claim as mere "presidential banter".
The Subpoena Defense: Smith defends the lawful use of phone toll records to prove Trump was pressuring GOP lawmakers even as his supporters were storming the Capitol.
Mamdani’s Socialist Surge: While the right-wing machine targets New York’s newly inaugurated Mayor Zohran Mamdani, he’s doubled down on his "audacious" plan to tax the billionaire class to fund universal childcare and free buses.
Propaganda Exposed: We look at the latest "undercover" grift from YouTuber Nick Shirley, whose claims about Minnesota childcare fraud were quickly dismantled by state records showing active licenses and regular inspections.
From the "catastrophic" toll on democracy to the bold new era of progressive governance in NYC, we're exposing the blueprints for the next era of political warfare.
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