Trump Wants This Report Buried

The incoming president's lawyers now have had a look at Jack Smith's draft report on his cases against the incoming president regarding his involvement in the Pool Shed Papers scheme and in the seditious riot he helped gin up when he was the reluctant outgoing president in 2021. They would rather that nobody else read it.

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