🚨 JUST IN: Trump UN Ambassador Mike Waltz DROPS TRUTH NUKES on the UN Security Council, after members repeatedly slammed the US for capturing Maduro

The best witness for the never-completed prosecution of President Trump, it turned out, was the prosecutor himself: Jack Smith. Last week, the House Judiciary Committee released the transcript and video of Smith’s deposition, which is a stark reminder of the cost of letting Trump go unpunished and the danger of the President’s revenge-seeking against those who sought to hold him to account. “Smith’s deposition was, in all likelihood, as close as he will get to making a closing argument,” Ruth Marcus writes. “It marks, most likely, the unsatisfying conclusion of an unsatisfying episode, one that underscored the limitations of the criminal-justice system in dealing with a lawless President.” Now, with Trump calling Smith a “criminal” who should be “investigated and put in prison,” one question is the jeopardy that Smith himself may face. “I am eyes wide open that this President will seek retribution against me if he can,” Smith said at one point in the deposition. Still, he said, of his testimony before the committee, “I came here. I was asked to come here.” Read more :