MSNBC Beating Dead Horse, Claims ‘Trump Will Be Indicted This Week’

On Monday, MSNBC legal analyst Andrew Weissman declared on “The Last Word” that former President Donald Trump will be indicted this week in the classified document probe by special counsel Jack Smith.

Sheesh, talk about beating a dead horse! Every week Democrats try to declare that “this is the week!” As if their lies and plots to take down Trump haven’t failed time and time again over the last eight years.

Weissmann tweeted, “A zillion stories about the Trump case, but the bottom line is he is getting charged and it will be in D.C., and this week. Open issues is whether others may be charged and whether they will be in D.C. or Florida.”

A zillion stories about Trump case — but bottom line is he is getting charged and it will be in DC. And this week.
Open issues are whether others may be charged and whether they will be in DC or FLA.

— Andrew Weissmann 🌻 (@AWeissmann_) June 5, 2023

MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell asked, “Andrew, why this week? Why do you expect indictments this week?”

Weissmann replied, “I think that’s based on a number of things but if you think about what we saw in the Manhattan case, we were looking to see that defense lawyers were given an opportunity to be heard. That’s really the thing that you do in a case like this at the final stage. And we saw the defense lawyers going in today to make their final attempt about where why there should not be charges.”

He continued, “I just think in this case, knowing Jack Smith and his team, and the people hearing the appeal that it is extremely unlikely that they would be hearing something that would lead them to conclude that there should not be charges. And this is the sort of the thing you do at the very end. I also think that there is internal pressure, even if they’re not admitting it themselves, that this is a case that needs to be brought to the American public. They need to know whether this happen or not, and it needs to be brought to trial.”

“Jack Smith carried this case in the DOJ. He has not been on the job that long, and he has really put his foot on the pedal to bring this case,” Weissmann added.