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I think what's going to play out is that he's going to try to take that investigation, that grand jury report that the atlanta fulton county da did and he's going to try to take that evidence and fold it into what he's doing. what you're seeing with giuliani and the secretary of state is an important step. >> all right. at this point after all the shenanigans and all of the gaffes that -- is he even a credible witness at this point, though? >> it's not even a question of ability. you're -- that he's self-inflected on himself but he is a critical witness. i mean, remember, he was the u.s. attor...

Before that he was acting u.s. attorney in middle of tennessee, nashville. assumed he would be u.s. attorney. but who became president in 2016? actually 2017 he was sworn in donald trump, he did not appoint him as u.s. attorney, he appointed someone else. so smith resigned. he was not happy. you can see this is the first you may have heard unless you listen to my radio show, the man has a chip on his shoulder, espionage act from "1917" to last week was never used. against a former president or a former vice president or a former cabinet secretary. that was never the intention. the laws is 106 ...

Even-handed and urgent manner. >> a terrible bicycle accident that delayed his move back to the u.s. until early january 2023. so smith got right to work from the netherlands, assembling a team of more than 20 and launching a seven-month-long investigation via zoom. >> the attorney general made it clear that when he appointed jack smith, that he would move this investigation forward without delay, and that is exactly what's happened. >> it doesn't surprise me that he would rise to that challenge and take on that responsibility. >> alan vine grats, smith's supervisor at the u.s. attorney's offi...

>> a terrible bicycle accident that delayed his move back to the u.s. until early january 2023. so smith got right to work from the netherlands, assembling a team of more than 20 and launching a seven-month-long investigation via zoom. >> the attorney general made it clear that when he appointed jack smith, that he would move this investigation forward without delay, and that is exactly what's happened. >> it doesn't surprise me that he would rise to that challenge and take on that responsibility. >> alan vinegrad, smith's supervisor at the u.s. attorney's office in new york city back in 1999,...

Before that he was acting u.s. attorney in middle of tennessee, nashville. assumed he would be u.s. attorney. but who became president in 2016? actually 2017 he was sworn in donald trump, he did not appoint him as u.s. attorney, he appointed someone else. so smith resigned. he was not happy. you can see this is the first you may have heard unless you listen to my radio show, the man has a chip on his shoulder, espionage act from "1917" to last week was never used. against a former president or a former vice president or a former cabinet secretary. that was never the intention. the laws is 106 ...