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Jack Smith: "It is very important for me to note that the defendant in this case must be presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. To that end, my office will seek a speedy trial in this matter."

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Jo3 年前

He’s sexy. I said it. He is. 🔥

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Bernard3 年前

“The first to plead his case seems right Until another comes and examines him.”-Prov 18:17 The hands that deal with injustice will not prevail. Trump is innocent.

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Victor L. Nickson3 年前

I still can't believe secret documents were kept in a toilet.

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Civics and Civility are essential!😎3 年前

Please make it speedy, Jack!😎🔥

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KJT3 年前

At 30 seconds in,☝️my mind went to this important tweet.👇

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NMP Ltd ™️ 🇧🇻 🌊International🌊3 年前

Anyone who support #Trump should be put on a no-flight list to all #Nato and #USA allied countries in danger of #treason! PERIOD!

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Billy Jay3 年前

I'm a straight man with a lovely wife, however gotta say Jack Smith is a stud

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Uhh-Merica3 年前

@RexChapman Live shot of trump…

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Josh Barnett-AZ3 年前

He’s a pos and the truth will come out

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Jeff Hallett3 年前

Right, “must be enforced” 🤣

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