'Bye, Bye Jack Smith' - Supreme Court Smackdown Has Trump Team Celebrating

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and the Trump team

is celebrating because the Supreme Court stepped in and did its job

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So as you guys know, Jack Smith, the special counsel investigating former President Donald

Trump, prosecuting former President Donald Trump, he won't admit it, but he's on a time crunch

He wants to get this trial in and done before the 2024 presidential election

And you know, having a guy on trial while he's running for president, it makes it tough

on the former president to do that. And I think special consideration should be made, but you know, the law is the law and

they don't usually make special considerations like that. That being said, the Supreme Court smack down that Jack Smith just got, well, that

kind of messes with his plans. See, he wants the trial in March

That's when he wants it to start. That's a very aggressive date

And I don't know if any other defendant would have been given a date so quickly with a case

that really takes a lot of time to prepare. Well, the Supreme Court, again, like I said, smacked him down and it puts that trial date

in massive jeopardy. Because of that, the Trump team is celebrating and Trump attorney Alina Haba actually says

it restored her faith in the legal profession. So I want you to take a look at this video clip from Alina Haba talking about this exact thing

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Take care, everybody. And now let's watch Alina Haba. For 2024, Steve and I were just talking about, but the biggest question about the elections

is whether voters will decide the outcome or whether it's going to be a politically

motivated group of judges and prosecutors, etc. Joining us now is Trump attorney Alina Haba

Alina, great to see you. Let's talk about that in a second

But first, I got to mention Jack Smith's loss today in his rush to get to trial before the election

What do you make of that? And is it is it going to become obvious because he may come out and actually say what we all

know he's thinking, which is he wants the election. He wants the decision in the Supreme Court to be before the election

He wanted the the trial to be before the election. And now it looks like he's further away from that goal

Yeah, it's called election interference. That is 100 percent what this was

And I'm really pleased with the Supreme Court. It really restored my faith in in my profession

Frankly, the Supreme Court saw through this. There was no urgent application necessary necessary by Jack Smith

He was trying to usurp the appellate division and go right up to the Supreme Court to have

them hear issues of presidential immunity, which is an absolute immunity that presidents

have for a very good reason. And frankly, so that they don't have to have DAs and AGs come after them after their presidency

in this political witch hunt. And the Supreme Court ruled today that Jack Smith did not have reason to do so

He needed to stay the course, go through the normal procedures as everybody else

He had no urgency and there was no dissent in the Supreme Court's decision

So it was a very great day for Team Trump. And we'll keep pushing

You know, of course, the irony. I don't have to tell you, Alina, but just to remind everybody, he that would be election

interference, as I think you rightly said. He wants he wants to interfere with the election by getting a conviction of Donald Trump before

the election from a very favorable court, if he can find one

And and ironically, this is a case he's charging Donald Trump with election interference when

that's exactly what he's trying to do. Yeah, exactly. For saying to peacefully and patriotically march and to say that he wants to look at

the election because