MAGA antagonist Jack Smith wore his heart on his sleeve during a pro-democracy music festival this weekend.

No longer an employee of the Justice Department, the former special counsel appeared to make his feelings for President Donald Trump plain while wearing a “No Kings” shirt to the “Power to the People” mega-concert in Maryland on Saturday.

The shirt’s words were clearly more than a slogan to Smith, who has been one of the president’s most hated foes since being tapped to investigate his efforts to overturn the 2020 election and the Jan. 6, 2021, riots that followed.

While he mostly blended in with the rest of the crowd at the get-out-the-vote-centered event, Smith seemed happy to shake hands and take selfies with concertgoers who did approach him.

Former special counsel Jack Smith, here during a Tuesday Senate hearing, wore a “No Kings” shirt to a pro-democracy music festival on Saturday.

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The former federal attorney did appear to get a special shoutout from Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, who dedicated the band’s performance of “My Hero” to “my new friend Jack.”

Grohl also winked at a weird moment from Smith’s recent time in Washington, D.C., with his own wardrobe, taking the stage in a shirt with a University of Iowa Hawkeyes emblem on it.

David Grohl (left) of the Foo Fighters performs with Rage Against the Machine’s Tom Morello wearing an Iowa Hawkeyes shirt during the 2026 Power To The People Festival on Saturday.

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The team’s name was the crux of a humiliating mix-up while Republican Sen. Eric Schmitt (Mo.) was questioning Smith during a Tuesday Senate hearing.

Thinking he’d found a smoking gun to support the conspiracy theory that Smith and Fulton County, Georgia DA Fani Willis had colluded on their parallel investigations into Trump’s election meddling, Schmitt gloated about text messages which, in his mind, proved Smith had been in Atlanta in February 2024.

The only problem? The senator had pinned his whole thesis on evidence that Smith had attended an Atlanta Hawks NBA game, when he was nearly 600 miles away watching the Hawkeyes women’s basketball team play the University of Maryland.