Jack Smith's Problem 'Is That His Own Record Is the Case Against Him': Jonathan Turley

In a discussion about Jack Smith's testimony, Harris Faulkner highlights his claim that politics never influenced his investigations, while noting his role as the chief of public integrity.

Jonathan Turley criticizes Smith, arguing that his own record is the primary evidence against him.

Turley points out that Smith dismissed Turley's criticism by claiming to always respect the law, but Turley asserts that Smith's history of stretching legal limits undermines his cases, citing Smith's unanimous decision in a notable case as an example.