Trump says that, if re-elected, he will fire special prosecutor Jack Smith

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Trump told right-wing radio host Hugh Hewitt, "It's so easy -- I would fire him within two seconds.
27% : "Even with that presidential power, Trump would have no power to wipe out his convictions on 34 felonies in New York state for falsifying business records in order to keep damaging information about him from voters in the 2016 election.
27% : "Kelley also said Trump would rule like a dictator, expressed admiration Hitler and wanted generals like Hitler's, loyal to the leader, not the constitution.
21% : Trump denies the charges.
20% : "Smith's Jan. 6 case said Trump's scheme is not immune to prosecution because the president has no official duties in election certification and Trump conspired as a private candidate.
19% : Smith alleges in court filings that Trump carried out a "criminal scheme to overturn the 2020 presidential election."
15% : Trump has made no secret of his desire to use presidential power if he can get it again to seek vengeance on Trump's political enemies and to weaponize the Justice Department against them.
15% : Trump has referred to his political adversaries as "the enemy from within.
13% : Vice President Kamala Harris has warned in her campaign that Trump seeks unchecked power in November.
11% : Kelly said Trump had no understanding of the rule of law or the constitution.
8% : If Trump becomes president again, he will have the opportunity to fire Smith to end both the Jan. 6 criminal charges and the classified documents case criminal cases on which Smith is prosecuting Trump.
0% : She said during a CNN Town Hall Wednesday she agrees with former Trump Chief of Staff Gen. John Kelly, who said Trump is a fascist.Asked directly whether she considers Trump a fascist Harris replied, "Yes I do.

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