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Read: Jack Smith’s redacted evidence in Trump’s Jan. 6 case
By Hayley Miller and Shawn Cox
Following an order from U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, redacted appendixes from special counsel Jack Smith’s brief arguing Donald Trump is not immune from criminal prosecution in his federal election interference case were made public on Friday.
The redacted appendixes consist of nearly 2,000 pages of evidence that include many redactions. Trump had appealed their release, but Chutkan denied his effort Thursday.
Read the redacted appendixes below.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
Marco Rubio joins Blue Light News’s Dasha Burns for an exclusive interview to discuss his dual roles as Secretary of State and National Security Advisor as he navigates the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran.
Burns is later joined by Alex Bruesewitz to discuss his rise from very online Trump supporter to close adviser to the president, and why vigorous online debate has helped, not hurt, the MAGA coalition.
Plus, Blue Light News diplomatic correspondent Felicia Schwartz at The Hague during the NATO Summit discusses the diplomatic efforts underway amid ceasefire talks between Israel and Iran.
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