This next indictment will probably be just like the last and be a worthless piece of garbage trying to stop Trump from running, because the Democrats know he is going to win if he runs.
They have no intention of charging Biden for doing the same thing even though he had no right to even have them, let alone declassify them.
It is nothing more than another political scam to try to control the election, because that's the only way they can win. It won't work, in fact it is making more people all the time see how crooked the Biden's and the Democrats have become.
People are ready for a change and they will get it with Trump. With Biden the country is doomed. It will not survive another 4 years with the crap that is going on now, and it will only get worse.
Do you think they would be doing this garbage if they thought Trump would lose? No they wouldn't. They would be trying to make sure he runs, so they would win.
Politics have gotten so crooked that you can't trust any politicans anymore. The days of honest politicans is past and gone. We need a house cleaning, because right now it's all about the money, not helping the American people. Most of them go in with nothing and come out millionaires.
Good luck, Trump. With an honest election, and I'm not sure we will ever have another, you should win by a landslide.

Jack Smith's next indictment could expose Trump as 'most dangerous president ever': Van Jones
Matthew Chapman
July 19, 2023, 9:14 AM ET


Former President Donald Trump
Scott Olson/Getty Images


Former President Donald Trump, already under New York indictment for his alleged hush payment to an adult film star and under federal indictment for hoarding boxes of highly classified national defense information at Mar-a-Lago, appears likely to face another wave of charges after special counsel Jack Smith sent him a target letter in connection with the January 6 investigation.


It's unclear just how much extra legal jeopardy that will add to Trump's situation, given all the unknowns about when the trial would happen, or whether he could potentially even win the presidency beforehand. However, argued CNN commentator Van Jones on Wednesday, this indictment will go farther than the last to record for history how destructive the former president has been.


"The big question about this case, I think, from a political perspective, is how potent is it really, how understandable is what Trump could be facing?" asked anchor Abby Phillip.





"It's understandable since everybody saw January 6th," said Jones. "We are getting to a case that people can understand. The porn star stuff, weird, more about his family than anything else. Stealing documents and kind of showing them to your friends is wrong, and as somebody who worked in the White House, I would be in jail for doing that. All that stuff is kinda, feels not that important to a normal person. But if you are going to disrespect democracy, attack the Capitol, do horrible stuff that would actually, you know, most people's point of view result in a treason charge, that is real stuff."

RELATED: Jack Smith's target letter suggests charges 'a lot more extensive' than I expected: former Trump lawyer


In other words, said Jones, "We are finally down to business. We are finally down to the stuff that's gonna have Donald Trump in the history books as probably the most dangerous president ever. I think it translates."

"Whether it will affect voter behavior remains to be seen," Jones admitted. But "of all the stuff we talked about, this is the indictment that's the most important if it comes."

Jack Smith's next indictment could expose Trump as 'most dangerous president ever': Van Jones
Matthew Chapman
July 19, 2023, 9:14 AM ET


Former President Donald Trump
Scott Olson/Getty Images


Former President Donald Trump, already under New York indictment for his alleged hush payment to an adult film star and under federal indictment for hoarding boxes of highly classified national defense information at Mar-a-Lago, appears likely to face another wave of charges after special counsel Jack Smith sent him a target letter in connection with the January 6 investigation.


It's unclear just how much extra legal jeopardy that will add to Trump's situation, given all the unknowns about when the trial would happen, or whether he could potentially even win the presidency beforehand. However, argued CNN commentator Van Jones on Wednesday, this indictment will go farther than the last to record for history how destructive the former president has been.


"The big question about this case, I think, from a political perspective, is how potent is it really, how understandable is what Trump could be facing?" asked anchor Abby Phillip.





"It's understandable since everybody saw January 6th," said Jones. "We are getting to a case that people can understand. The porn star stuff, weird, more about his family than anything else. Stealing documents and kind of showing them to your friends is wrong, and as somebody who worked in the White House, I would be in jail for doing that. All that stuff is kinda, feels not that important to a normal person. But if you are going to disrespect democracy, attack the Capitol, do horrible stuff that would actually, you know, most people's point of view result in a treason charge, that is real stuff."

RELATED: Jack Smith's target letter suggests charges 'a lot more extensive' than I expected: former Trump lawyer


In other words, said Jones, "We are finally down to business. We are finally down to the stuff that's gonna have Donald Trump in the history books as probably the most dangerous president ever. I think it translates."

"Whether it will affect voter behavior remains to be seen," Jones admitted. But "of all the stuff we talked about, this is the indictment that's the most important if it comes."

Jack Smith's next indictment could expose Trump as 'most dangerous president ever': Van Jones
Matthew Chapman
July 19, 2023, 9:14 AM ET


Former President Donald Trump
Scott Olson/Getty Images


Former President Donald Trump, already under New York indictment for his alleged hush payment to an adult film star and under federal indictment for hoarding boxes of highly classified national defense information at Mar-a-Lago, appears likely to face another wave of charges after special counsel Jack Smith sent him a target letter in connection with the January 6 investigation.


It's unclear just how much extra legal jeopardy that will add to Trump's situation, given all the unknowns about when the trial would happen, or whether he could potentially even win the presidency beforehand. However, argued CNN commentator Van Jones on Wednesday, this indictment will go farther than the last to record for history how destructive the former president has been.


"The big question about this case, I think, from a political perspective, is how potent is it really, how understandable is what Trump could be facing?" asked anchor Abby Phillip.





"It's understandable since everybody saw January 6th," said Jones. "We are getting to a case that people can understand. The porn star stuff, weird, more about his family than anything else. Stealing documents and kind of showing them to your friends is wrong, and as somebody who worked in the White House, I would be in jail for doing that. All that stuff is kinda, feels not that important to a normal person. But if you are going to disrespect democracy, attack the Capitol, do horrible stuff that would actually, you know, most people's point of view result in a treason charge, that is real stuff."

RELATED: Jack Smith's target letter suggests charges 'a lot more extensive' than I expected: former Trump lawyer


In other words, said Jones, "We are finally down to business. We are finally down to the stuff that's gonna have Donald Trump in the history books as probably the most dangerous president ever. I think it translates."

"Whether it will affect voter behavior remains to be seen," Jones admitted. But "of all the stuff we talked about, this is the indictment that's the most important if it comes."