President-elect Donald Trump plans to fire special counsel Jack Smith's entire team and have the DOJ investigate 2020 voter fraud.

Those affected are likely to include career professionals usually shielded from political revenge efforts, which may take years to enact

President-elect Donald Trump plans to fire the entire team that worked with special counsel Jack Smith to pursue two federal prosecutions against the former president, including career attorneys typically protected from political retribution,

Smith's federal criminal cases against Trump were upended by the election, as the Justice Department's longstanding policy is that presidents can't be charged with crimes.

Sources told the New York Times that Smith is now attempting to “get ahead” of Trump’s threats to fire him “within two seconds” of his first day in office by stepping down as special counsel before the president-elect enters the White House in January.

Republican lawmakers have already indicated that Smith may be a target of the president-elect’s plans for retribution against his perceived enemies.

Donald Trump plans to purge the team that worked with special counsel Jack Smith to try to prosecute Trump and assemble teams to investigate the 2020 election, The Washington Post reported Friday. According to the report,

Trump plans to slash entire Jack Smith team Former federal prosecutor Andrew Cherkasky examines President-elect Donald Trump’s plans for Special Counsel Jack Smith and attorney general nominee Pam Bondi on ‘Fox News Live.