Trump Dodges On Whether Or Not He'd Pardon Himself As President, But Says He'd Fire Jack Smith 'In Two Seconds'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : During his chat with Hewitt, Trump also said he is open to pardoning President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden.
42% : Trump did not shoot down the idea of pardoning himself, though he said last year such a scenario is "very unlikely.
30% : Trump joined conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt for an interview on Thursday where Hewitt told him he'd either need to pardon himself or fire Smith if he wins.
28% : He's a mean man, but his problem is, he's so mean that he always goes too far like the raid of Mar-A-Lago," Trump said, going on to describe authorities going through his son and wife's clothing.
15% : In fact, he's a crooked person," Trump said.
10% : Trump went on later to call Hewitt a "scoundrel" and a "mean man" who took things "too far" with the FBI raid of Trump's Mar-a-Lago property to obtain classified documents.
7% : Hewitt argued Trump could face impeachment efforts if he fired Smith, but Trump dismissed this possibility.

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