Legal analyst Greg Jarrett said on Monday that a “cozy arrangement” with former special counsel Jack Smith’s external lawyer should be investigated by Pam Bondy of the Department of Justice (DOJ) I stated.
Smith, who headed two lawsuits against President Donald Trump, announced Friday that he received $140,000 in legal services from prominent Washington, D.C., law firm Covington & Burling before his departure from DOJ. Politics It was first reported. In “Editing the Evening,” Fox host Elizabeth McDonald asks Jarrett about new information about Smith and asks if legal experts expect Smith to have a “civil or legal or ethical investigation.” I did. (Related: PAM Bondi vows to indict FBI agents and government officials who leak information about ice attacks)
“Yeah, I’d just fortify this gift, for example, from a company that lined up with Democrats, evidence of political bias and corruption that has driven a legal campaign against Trump,” Jarrett said. Ta. “I think this cozy arrangement will require further disclosure, more investigation.”
“Was it related to the two prosecutions he brought against Trump? Did Garland know about it? The ethics are very questionable whether it was approved or not. Jack Smith next That’s exactly why he argued in a Fox News column that it should be investigated by the DOJ of the Fox News,” Jarrett added.
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It is unclear what legal advice Smith is seeking, but Politico obtained the disclosure filed January 10th. Prominent law firms are linked to transgender activists to use litigation to drive child sexual change while also helping organisations train judges through the lens of gender ideology .
Smith came before President Trump’s inauguration and confirmation of Pam Bondy as Trump’s new Attorney General. After her confirmation, one of Bondy’s first actions was to establish a weaponisation working group that investigated Smith’s Trump target.
“In fact, Pam Bondi has launched that probe. If a prosecutor of a law like Smith manipulates the law to damage Trump’s political campaign, it is his civil rights under federal law. “It’s a criminal offence. Prosecutors could be charged,” Jarrett said.
More than dozens of officials who worked on Smith’s lawsuit against Trump have been fired since Trump took office, DOJ officials told the Daily Call News Foundation. Due to Trump’s classification documents and involvement in cases related to the 2020 election, Attorney General James McHenry told Fox News that it is uncertain whether the group will be “loyal.” [be] Implementing the president’s agenda. ”
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