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An attorney who has acted as a legal spokesperson for former President Donald Trump recently voiced concerns about special counsel Jack Smith, suggesting that an investigation should be conducted into his actions.
Alina Habba, the attorney in question, made these remarks during an appearance on the television program ‘Fox News Sunday.’ She argued that the charges against her client were merely political theatrics and an attempt to hinder him ahead of the 2024 election.
While Habba refrained from revealing specific details due to privileged reasons, she expressed confidence in the facts supporting their case.
Habba further commented that Trump intends to seek an extension for the trial dates initially set for early 2024. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis urged for an earlier start to Trump’s trial, proposing a trial as soon as this fall. However, Habba challenged the feasibility of this timeline, highlighting the overlap that would occur with other ongoing trials.
She asserted that starting the trial in 2024 and going beyond October or November was part of the design. Habba also mentioned that Jim Jordan is investigating the motivations of Fulton County DA Fani Willis and suggested that Jack Smith should be investigated as well.
During a recent interview with Breitbart News’s Matthew Boyle, Boston-based syndicated radio host Howie Carr shared his thoughts on Trump’s potential nomination for the 2024 GOP presidential race.
Despite the recent indictments faced by Trump, Carr believed that it would be difficult to hinder his nomination bid given the large number of contenders, which would inevitably divide the votes.
Carr acknowledged the performance of entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy and the popularity of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis but maintained that stopping Trump would require an unexpected turn of events.
Boyle shared a similar sentiment, stating that Trump seemed to be on a smooth path to securing the nomination, citing the relevance of immigration as a key issue even during the 2016 campaign.
Carr emphasized that the issue of immigration was of growing concern not only in border states like New York but also in states like Massachusetts.
He highlighted how illegal aliens were being brought into areas far from the border, such as Yarmouth on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Carr expressed disappointment with the lack of mainstream media coverage on this matter and stated that it was re-emerging as a significant concern in the public consciousness.
In conclusion, the attorney representing Donald Trump expressed reservations about special counsel Jack Smith, motivating the need for an investigation. Moreover, she asserted that the trial dates would need to be adjusted due to the overlapping nature of multiple trials.
On another note, during an interview, a prominent radio host shared his belief that Trump had a strong chance of securing the GOP nomination for the 2024 presidential race. The issue of immigration was also discussed, highlighting its significance in the political landscape and media coverage.