Special counsel report says Trump would’ve been convicted in election case

Special Counsel Jack Smith claims there was enough evidence to convict Donald Trump for his actions on January 6th, 2021. Trump has not been exonerated for his actions surrounding that day. The report provides new details from over 250 witnesses and defends the decision to charge Trump with crimes.

The report includes a letter written by Jack Smith to Attorney General Merrick Garland dated January 7th. Smith stands behind the decision to bring charges against Trump, stating that not charging him would have been shirking duty as a public servant.

Trump's claims of complete exoneration are refuted in the report. It highlights Trump's efforts to overturn election results, including pressuring state officials and Vice President Mike Pence. The report details Trump's actions during the Capitol attack.

The report discusses the prosecution's findings against Trump and how they were derailed. It mentions admissible evidence and interactions with Trump's lawyers. Trump's direct response to the report is also highlighted.

Political analysts discuss the implications of the report and Trump's potential return to power. They analyze Trump's conduct, the special counsel's actions, and the political landscape surrounding these events.

Concerns are raised about delays in the legal process and accountability for the handling of the case. Democrats face scrutiny for possible delays, and questions arise about the pace of the investigation under the Biden administration.