Jack Smith

Special Counsel Jack Smith has officially filed a motion to drop all charges in the legal case against President-elect Donald Trump.

A coalition of Democrat governors is now preparing to challenge any future policies of the Trump administration that could impact their states.

Smith’s office asked for the extension citing a need for more time to assess the U.S. Supreme Court’s July 1 decision on immunity.

‘This is bad-faith behavior, plain and simple,’ President Trump’s attorneys have alleged, asking the court to sanction special counsel Jack Smith and his team.

‘The Department of Justice has clearly been politicized,’ the speaker said.

The special counsel has now admitted that prosecutors misled the judge in the classified documents case, and are now being accused of tampering with evidence.

House GOP Majority Chair accuses him of trying to rush the case to ‘interfere with the 2024 election and stop the American people from electing Donald Trump.’

Both cases prosecuted by the special counsel will miss their original trial dates.

Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers on Saturday argued the documents case should be postponed.

The judge ultimately granted his request.

Special counsel Smith believes the argument for presidential immunity has no grounding in the Constitution or the nation’s history.

The former president’s valet and property manager deny knowing what was in document boxes at Mar-a-Lago.