Jack Smith, in a Defiant Final Report, Insists That He Could Have Convicted Trump for January 6

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Mr. Smith adds that Trump "worked with other people to achieve a common plan: to overturn the election results and perpetuate himself in office.
39% : The rub, as Mr. Smith acknowledges in the 137-page dispatch, is that on Monday Trump will take the oath of office after Americans voted to return him to the White House.
33% : The fate of its companion volume, which covers Mr. Smith's prosecution of Trump and two others for the storage of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago, will be decided at a hearing before Judge Cannon on Friday.
33% : "The special counsel's report is suffused with his contention that both of the cases against Trump were worthy of prosecution.
30% : Mr. Smith acknowledges that Trump, while he was president, was impeached for incitement to insurrection.
24% : "Mr. Smith is unsparing in his assessment that Trump used lies "as a weapon to defeat a federal government function foundational to the United States' democratic process."
24% : If he had been convicted at impeachment, Trump could have been removed from office -- and possibly barred from serving again.

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