Corey Lewandowski has recently voiced significant doubts about the legal authority held by DOJ special counsel Jack Smith on Newsmax's The Chris Salcedo Show.

In a sharp critique, Lewandowski judged that Smith had no jurisdiction to issue a new superseding indictment against former President Donald Trump, something which occurred on Tuesday, as Newsmax reports.

Discussing the broader context of Trump's legal challenges, Lewandowski referenced a recent decision by U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon. Cannon dismissed a case against Trump related to the possession of classified documents, a ruling that has stirred considerable public and legal debate.

Judge Cannon's Decision and Its Implications

Lewandowski emphasized, "Judge Cannon was very clear about this," underscoring her dismissal as pivotal. He interprets this decision as a significant limitation on the powers of the special counsel.

This interpretation feeds into a larger narrative of legal overreach and prosecutorial misconduct alleged by Trump's supporters.

Building on this foundation, Lewandowski argued that Jack Smith's attempt to charge Trump, either as a sitting or former president, oversteps legal boundaries. "Jack Smith has no jurisdiction whatsoever to charge a sitting president or a former president with any charges," he stated, asserting a broad view of presidential immunities that has been a point of contention in legal circles.

The Motives Behind Smith's Prosecutorial Efforts

According to Lewandowski, Smith's actions following Judge Cannon's ruling represent an attempt to find a new legal venue more sympathetic to his case against Trump.

"So once Judge Cannon ruled on that, Jack Smith will do anything to maintain his power: 'We will then charge Donald Trump with a superseding indictment to try and find another friendly venue to continue this two-tiered justice system, this witch hunt against Donald Trump,'" he explained.

This narrative of a "witch hunt" and a "two-tiered justice system" resonates with a segment of the American populace, skeptical of the justice system's impartiality, particularly concerning high-profile political figures.

Lewandowski's Role in Trump's Campaign

Amid these legal battles, Lewandowski has taken up a senior role in Trump's current presidential campaign. His position amplifies his voice within the political landscape, aligning campaign strategies with the ongoing legal defenses of Trump.

Trump himself has pleaded not guilty to four charges related to the Jan. 6, 2021, events at the U.S. Capitol. These charges are separate from the investigations discussed by Lewandowski but contribute to the complex legal challenges facing the former president.

The Supreme Court's recent ruling, delivered on July 1, adds another layer to this unfolding legal drama. The Court acknowledged that a former president retains some immunity from prosecution for acts performed while in office. However, the scope and application of this immunity remain subjects of legal debate.

Smith's Narrowed Focus in Recent Indictments

Smith's recent indictment narrows down the allegations to a more focused set of criminal acts, a strategic shift possibly aimed at strengthening the prosecutorial position amidst these broader judicial and public controversies.

Lewandowski remains confident in Trump's political resurgence and eventual vindication.

"And vindication is coming literally 10 weeks from today when the American people go to vote and they return Donald Trump to the White House, we will actually have law and order again, and justice," he predicted.

Reflecting on the future, Lewandowski envisions a scenario where "justice will be blind, and you will not be prosecuted based on your political beliefs." This statement not only criticizes current practices but also sets a hopeful tone for the future administration.

Public Perception and Election Expectations

"The American people see right through it," Lewandowski commented on public perception of the ongoing legal actions against Trump. This belief in public discernment underpins the campaign's messaging strategy as it navigates complex legal and electoral challenges.

Lewandowski's statements reflect a significant intersection of legal opinion, political strategy, and public engagement, highlighting the ongoing contentious nature of Trump's legal and political battles as the election approaches.