Jack Smith invited to testify before Senate Judiciary Committee next month
Grassley said Smith should answer questions about Trump probes and Arctic Frost records, as his legal team says he will testify once allowed.
- Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley invited former Special Counsel Jack Smith to testify on September 22 regarding the Arctic Frost investigation into President Trump.
- Grassley's invitation stems from records showing Smith's team subpoenaed text messages from 44 members of Congress and phone logs from a dozen senators during the probe.
- In a letter obtained by The Hill, Smith's attorneys confirmed he will testify once permitted by the Justice Department, standing by decisions made as Special Counsel.
- Grassley claims the investigation was "deeply flawed" and "weaponized," citing subpoenas of private communications and financial records from hundreds of Republican entities and individuals.
- Last month, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, referred Smith to the Justice Department for a "possible false statement" investigation, though Smith's lawyers maintain he testified truthfully under oath.
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Grassley asks Special Counsel Smith to testify before U.S. Senate panel
Senator Chuck Grassley has invited the attorney who led investigations of President Trump to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee next month. Special Council Jack Smith oversaw the investigation of Trump’s actions during U.S. Capitol rioting on January 6th, 2021 as well as the investigation of documents Trump took to his home in Florida after […]
Jack Smith Agrees to Testify as Grassley Expands Senate Review of Arctic Frost
Former special counsel Jack Smith is expected to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Sept. 22 to answer questions about subpoenas, records collection and ... The post Jack Smith Agrees to Testify as Grassley Expands Senate Review of Arctic Frost first appeared on [your]NEWS.
Jack Smith Agrees To Testify Before Senate Committee
Inside Congress reports: Jack Smith, the former special counsel who brought criminal charges against President Donald Trump, will testify Sept. 22 before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Lawyers for Smith confirmed in a Monday letter to Chair Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) that their client would appear before the panel, pending approval from the Justice Department to do so. Grassley had delivered the invitation to testify earlier in the day, as first r…
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