Former special counsel Jack Smith is drawing criticism over the T-shirt that he was sporting when he took in an anti-Trump concert over the weekend.
The Biden regime’s legal hitman was among the fans and activists in attendance at the “Power to the People” festival in Columbia, Maryland, on Saturday, and it was noticed that he was clad in a “No Kings” shirt and holding a beer at the event featuring the music of geriatric Trump-hating rocker Bruce Springsteen and others.
Jack Smith hanging at the “Power to the People” concert 💪 https://t.co/P0WLZGRJVO
— Wu Tang is for the Children (@WUTangKids) October 4, 2026
The shirt read “Land of Hope & Dreams American Tour,” “Springsteen & E Street,” with “NO KINGS” at the bottom, a reference to the left-wing AstroTurf movement that has organized several national protests against President Donald J. Trump’s second term.
Smith has insisted that he is a public servant not driven by politics, but the shirt would seem to suggest otherwise.
Just when I thought Jack Smith couldn’t be any cooler, he puts on a t-shirt, grabs a beer and goes to a concert. https://t.co/iLmMp9rqJS
— Evan (@daviddunn177) October 4, 2026
Even though he ultimately failed in his mission to put Trump behind bars, the ruthless prosecutor is a resistance hero, and he got a shout-out from Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl.
“This one goes out to my new friend Jack,” Grohl said before the band launched into the song “My Hero.”
The president also noticed.
“Deranged Jack Smith is a Crooked Prosecutor!” Trump wrote in a post to Truth Social, sharing a conservative outlet’s report on Smith’s shirt.
The event was organized by Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine, a critic of the president and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which is tasked with carrying out his administration’s illegal alien deportation policies.
Smith enjoyed such highlights as Springsteen delivering one of the anti-Trump political rants that have become a feature of his shows.
Bruce Springsteen went on a rant against the Trump Administration during last night’s Power to the People festival, saying “federal troops brought death and terror to the streets of Minneapolis” https://t.co/OHFUCY2uZB
— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) October 4, 2026
“The Boss” opened his set “Streets of Minneapolis,” an anthem devoted to leftist lesbian Renee Good and lunatic Alex Pretti who were both killed during confrontations with federal immigration enforcement officers in Minneapolis-St. Paul in January.
“The power and solidarity of the people of Minneapolis, of Minnesota, is an inspiration to the entire country,” Springsteen told the audience. “Their strength and their commitment told us that this is still America, and this will not stand. They gave us hope. They showed us courage.”
Smith’s appearance at the festival comes after he was on Capitol Hill last week to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee in a hearing where he was raked over the coals by Republican lawmakers over his abusive witch hunt in which sitting senators had their call logs swept up by his team.
“You may think you’re a hero in this story, but let me tell you something. You’re the villain. You’ve done so much damage,” Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.) said to Smith. “You will go down as a total dirtbag.”
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