President Trump suggests that Jussie Smollett's hoax attack was a hate crime against HIM

Donald Trump went on Twitter to blow up Jussie Smollet and his case in Chicago, calling the incident a "hate crime" against him and his group of supporters.

The president, who is in Japan to meet the country's new emperor, seemed to suggest that those who wanted to "restore glory to America" ​​were the real victims of the acts of the actor.

Smollett had claimed that he had been a victim of hate-motivated crime after telling the police that he had been assaulted by two men, one of whom had shouted, "C & rsquo; Is the country of MAGA ". The actor was later accused of having produced a false police report after two brothers came forward to say that he had paid them to stage the attack.

"In addition to the great incompetence and corruption, the Smollett case in Chicago also concerns a hate-motivated crime," Trump said in a tweet on Saturday. "Remember," MAGA COUNTRY DID! "It turned out to be a total lie, it had nothing to do with" MAGA COUNTRY. "Serious things, and not even excuses to millions of people!"

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The president seemed to suggest that those who wanted "Make America Great Again" were the true victims of the allegations of the actor.

"In addition to the great incompetence and corruption, the Smollett case in Chicago also concerns a hate-motivated crime," Trump said in a tweet on Saturday. "Remember," MAGA COUNTRY DID! "It turned out to be a total lie, it had nothing to do with" MAGA COUNTRY. "Serious things, and not even excuses to millions of people!"

This is the third time Trump mentions the Smollett case. He expressed his grievance once Smollett was released by Cook County and then mentioned it during a rallying cry in Wisconsin. He also expressed dissatisfaction with those who file false police reports.

The 16 charges against Smollett, which included the filing of a false police report, were dismissed in March.

Earlier in May, at an event for a deceased police officer, Trump spoke to the former star of "Empire", complaining of people filing false police reports.

"In recent years, another dangerous trend has begun: many city prosecutors like Philadelphia and Chicago have decided not to prosecute many criminals who pose a serious threat to public safety and the well-being of the community," he said. -he declares. "Every prosecutor takes an oath not to enforce the law, not to advance a political agenda".

The 16 counts against Smollett were dismissed without explanation in March

The Smollett case files were made public Thursday by a judge who agreed with media lawyers that Smollett did not have the right to preserve his privacy because he had spoken openly the case to defend himself.

The Cook County Court Record was unsealed and contained 250 pages of unpublished material, but nothing in it was particularly noteworthy.

Six hundred pages of Chicago police work, however, remain secret.

It will likely be made public next week, once agents have had the opportunity to review it and download it to its website following a court order that it does not have. Has not yet received.

Among the documents that were made public Thursday was the letter from SA Kim Foxx to the Office of the Inspector General, requesting a review.

In her response, they noted, interestingly, that she had already refused such an assessment.

It is not known what other cases were being investigated. The Office of the Inspector General did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com's clarification request on Friday morning.