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Special prosecutor Jack Smith says the government has enough evidence to convict Donald Trump if he is not re-elected. Were it not for the Justice Department's long-standing policy of not prosecuting a sitting president, a report into Trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election would have been before a Washington jury. NBC's Laura Jarrett reports for TODAY.January 14, 2025

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