Julie Kelly, author of 'The Declassified', discussed the January 6th cases and the ongoing legal proceedings against Donald Trump, including a recent hearing and superseding indictment.
Hey guys, so I was there this morning. This is the first hearing in more than 10 months in a special counsel Jack Smith January 6th related indictment of Donald Trump.
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Episode: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Sep 5 2024
Julie Kelly, author of 'The Declassified', discussed the January 6th cases and the ongoing legal proceedings against Donald Trump, including a recent hearing and superseding indictment.
Hey guys, so I was there this morning. This is the first hearing in more than 10 months in a special counsel Jack Smith January 6th related indictment of Donald Trump.
Of course, the proceedings have been on hold as Judge Tanya Chutkan's immunity opinion, which denied the president, uh, immunity from presidential from excuse me, criminal prosecution, moved through the appellate court and then of course, the Supreme Court, which came back on July 1st with its landmark opinion in Trump versus the U.S.
Jack Smith had to cut nine pages. He dropped a co-conspirator, Jeffrey Clark, who was with the DOJ at the time.
Jack Smith filing a superseding indictment last week and basically restarting the proceedings and that was the uh, the basis of this hearing today.
These judges and prosecutors don't care. They don't care if higher courts come in and I saw that today with Judge Chutkan. They don't care if they're humiliated at the appellate level or the Supreme Court.
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Julie Kelly, the author of "Declassified," discussed her Substack and the ongoing hearing on the January 6th Inspector General report, highlighting the delayed release of the report and the role of FBI informants. She also touched on unanswered questions about Kamala Harris's whereabouts on January 6th and the deleted DNC security footage.
So there was finally testimony today by Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz, who has been conducting, we are told, an investigation into the DOJ FBI's role in the events of January 6th.
He announced opening this inquiry on January 15th of 2021.
But what was interesting, Clayton Buck, he told the Weaponization Committee today that he had to put a quote unquote pause on his internal investigation so it didn't conflict with what he called a criminal investigation.
So what the J6 Committee probably told him is to stand down for 18 months, do no investigation or inquiry or research whatsoever, while the J6 Committee was doing their work.
He also indicated that the report will address, and Chris Gray has said this as well, his report will address the use of FBI informants on January 6th, including those who unlawfully entered the building.