Trump Says That Jack Smith's "Fake Report" Is Dead. Don't Be So Sure.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : Robert Mueller released his report -- into Trump's efforts to coordinate with Russia after the 2016 election -- while Trump was president.
44% : It's also worth noting that these special counsel reports have consistently been viewed as critical for maintaining government transparency, and generally "people actually care about this," Fan said.
39% : So whether Trump likes it or not, Smith could still have the final word on the criminal cases that have plagued the president-elect for the past two years, right in time for Inauguration Day.
33% : The meat of their argument is that there is still an active appeal of Cannon's decision to dismiss, so Nauta and De Oliveira still stand a chance of going to trial, even if Trump doesn't.
30% : So this case against Trump is basically done.
29% : Nauta and De Oliveira argue that anything Smith writes -- even if it is just about Trump -- could harm their case in front of a jury.
20% : Smith's classified documents case against Trump was effectively stymied by Cannon.
15% : Trump, who was posted up at Mar-a-Lago and delivering a winding and classically deranged speech about various foreign policy issues, including whether the U.S. can take over Greenland, was quick to acknowledge the new development: "Why should he be allowed to write a fake report?

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