Trump Mounts Last-Ditch Effort To Prevent Public From Being ‘Poisoned’ by Jack Smith’s January 6 Dossier

The 45th president wants his evidence released at the same time as that of the special counsel — after the election.

AP/Nell Redmond
President Trump at Mint Hill, North Carolina, September 25, 2024. AP/Nell Redmond

President Trump’s last-gasp effort to delay until after November’s vote the release of evidence assembled by Special Counsel Jack Smith throws into sharp relief the political stakes of the prosecution of the 45th president for election interference including on January 6, 2021. The former president is now calling for the “simultaneous” release of his evidence with that of the government.   

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