Initial remarks on Jack Smith's new evidence and cooperator in the case against Donald Trump.

• Jack Smith has a new cooperator and has filed a motion with new evidence against Donald Trump.
• The evidence has not been seen prior and could have significant impact on Trump's trial in Washington DC.

Overview of the charges against Trump and the timeline of the conspiracy.

• The trial pertains to the January 6 case, with Trump as the only defendant facing four different charges.
• The charges relate to a short conspiracy from November 2020 to January 2021, attempting to interfere with the Electoral College vote count.

Explanation of the 404b motion and its implications for the trial.

• A 404b motion is standard procedure to seek permission to include evidence of prior bad acts or uncharged crimes.
• The prosecutor is typically limited to evidence within the indictment, but exceptions can be made for motive, intent, or absence of mistake.

Analysis of evidence suggesting premeditated efforts to obstruct the vote count.

• Text exchanges between a campaign employee and an attorney for the campaign in Detroit suggested rioting to obstruct the vote count.
• The redacted section might contain further details on the employee's actions and their connection to Trump.

Discussion of the efforts to suppress proof against fraud claims and retaliate against those who refuted them.

• Evidence indicates that Trump and his co-conspirators continued to suppress dissent and retaliate against officials even after January 2021.
• The actions of co-conspirator number one, believed to be Giuliani, are highlighted as part of these efforts.

Final thoughts on the potential impact of the new cooperator and evidence on the trial.

• The evidence presented by the special counsel's office appears compelling and might be backed by a cooperator.
• Predictions are made about the evidence being admitted as part of the 404b motion.