WATCH: Judge Chutkan Publicly Unseals Jack Smith's Full 165-Page Jan 6th Motion

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : The full 165-page filing provides the most comprehensive--and now publically available--window into the piles of evidence federal prosecutors amassed in their case, which was temporarily delayed by the Supreme Court's July decision finding Trump is entitled to "some level" of immunity from federal charges.
38% : Trump was initially charged in August 2023, and the special counsel filed a new, narrower indictment to comply with the Supreme Court's immunity decision.
33% : Trump has pleaded not guilty and denies wrongdoing.
24% : They reiterated the allegations against Trump and revealed new insights into the mountains of evidence they have collected throughout the case.
24% : Most glaring, Trump had no issues with endangering his Vice President, Mike Pence.
21% : One passage describes how Trump and his aides allegedly planned to challenge the 2020 election results well in advance of Election Day and their pressure campaign on Vice President Pence to force him to reject the Electoral College votes for Joe Biden on January 6, 2021.
10% : In one striking passage, prosecutors said Trump replied, "So what?" when he was told that Pence could be in danger at the Capitol.

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