Former President Trump expressed strong criticism towards special counsel Jack Smith following the revelation of a search warrant for his account on X (previously known as Twitter). Trump referred to Smith as “deranged” for allegedly breaching his Twitter account without his knowledge and attempting to conceal this action from him. In a post on Truth Social, Trump questioned what Smith could possibly discover that isn’t already public knowledge.
Recently disclosed court documents show that Smith subpoenaed X to provide documents related to Trump’s account, which had been deactivated following the Capitol attack on January 6, 2021. X was fined $350,000 for delaying compliance with the court order to produce the requested records. The Department of Justice (DOJ) also issued a nondisclosure order, prohibiting X from disclosing the existence or contents of the search warrant to anyone, including Trump. However, the court ruling did not provide explicit details about the search warrant or subpoena.
Trump continued his criticism by referencing the FBI’s raid on his home in Mar-a-Lago and questioned why the DOJ is not similarly investigating President Joe Biden. He claimed that the subpoena was a covert attack on his civil rights.
It is worth noting that Smith’s office has initiated two federal cases against Trump. One case relates to his handling of classified documents after leaving the White House, while the other focuses on his attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
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