General Discussion

It is so pathetic when the felon pretends to be a tough guy, who was in charge of this operation. Teddy Atlas tells that his mentor Cus D'Amato taught that a bully is a tiny, yappy dog afraid that he will be exposed. I note that the Epstein conspiracy files being released upsets him, and he fears Jack Smith. He was in charge of ordering the DOJ to coordinate with the republican committee members on how to trap Mr. Smith. Note the DOJ sending him a "non-answer" about an hour before he testified. The felon knows that Mr. Smith remains focused on him, like an Old Testament Zealot. I think it is fair to say most people would feel uncomfortable if Mr. Smith was convinced you broke laws and pose a threat to democracy. That has to be even more so if one had broken the exact laws that Mr. Smith charged, and that everything you have done since the day Mr. Smith took over has been a threat to a basic of a democratic society rules on law and order.