Summary
Jack Smith, the special counsel investigating President Donald Trump, will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on September 29. The hearing follows claims by a Republican lawmaker that Smith may have lied during previous testimony about his investigation, which Smith’s lawyers deny.Key Facts
- Jack Smith is the special counsel investigating President Donald Trump.
- Smith will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee at 9 a.m. EDT on September 29.
- A Republican lawmaker, Rep. Jim Jordan, said Smith may have lied during past testimony.
- Jordan referred Smith to the Justice Department for possible prosecution.
- The alleged false statements involved whether Smith obtained records of lawmakers during the Trump investigation.
- Smith’s lawyers have denied the claims and said he told the truth.
- The hearing is part of ongoing scrutiny by Republicans over Smith’s investigation methods.
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