The speaker suggests that despite Trump's belief that the election was rigged and advice from his lawyers, the lawyers' disbarment and punishment indicate a belief in their actions. The mention of ambiguity in law, the unconventional legal definitions used, and the past precedents of similar actions, question the criminality of the situation. The core issue revolves around Trump's potential immunity as president for acts that, according to the speaker, weren't crimes. The statement concludes with a strong affirmative stance that the identified individual, Jack Smith, should be in jail for this alleged criminal behavior without doubt.

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