Judge Cannon OKs release of special counsel's report into Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Garland has said he will publicly release the special counsel report into Trump and the 2020 election aftermath before Trump takes office next Monday.
45% : In the Mar-a-Lago documents case, Trump was charged with mishandling national defense information he took with him from his first turn in the White House.
43% : The rebuff from the Trump-appointed judge marked the latest twist in a court fight that has upended the Justice Department's preparations for winding down its investigations into Trump before he is sworn into office next week, while jeopardizing the transparency Congress and the public have into those probes.
41% : Trump has chosen multiple members of his personal defense teams for roles in his incoming administration.
37% : Trump asked the judge late Monday to rethink her order clearing the way for the release of the portion dealing with the 2020 election probe, arguing it should remain on hold so that he could put forward his arguments for blocking the report's entire release at the Friday hearing.
27% : But as part of an unrelenting legal attack on Smith, Trump and his allies have delayed the publication of the January 6 volume of the report, which is not expected to break new ground factually, and has paused even limited disclosure of the report on the classified documents investigation.
25% : After Cannon's initial order, Trump said on social media that Smith was "was illegitimately involved in this political persecution, and all of the hundreds of millions of dollars spent by our hapless government were, simply put, wasted!"
22% : CNN -- Judge Aileen Cannon said Monday she would not block the release of special counsel Jack Smith's report on his investigation into Donald Trump and efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
22% : In the election subversion case, Smith alleged that Trump and several unindicted co-conspirators undertook a multi-stage scheme to attack the peaceful transfer of power, culminating in the January 2021 assault on the US Capitol by Trump's supporters.
21% : Trump was dismissed from the case after his reelection.

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