Rep. Jim Jordan refers Jack Smith for possible prosecution, saying he have have misled on Trump probe
Summary
Rep. Jim Jordan has asked the Justice Department to consider prosecuting special counsel Jack Smith for possibly giving false information during his testimony about the investigation of President Donald Trump. Jack Smith’s lawyers say he spoke truthfully.Key Facts
- Rep. Jim Jordan is the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.
- Jordan referred Jack Smith to the Justice Department for possible prosecution.
- The referral relates to Smith’s testimony about subpoenas for phone records of some Republican lawmakers.
- The investigation involves President Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.
- Toll records include call times, dates, lengths, and phone numbers but not what was said in the calls.
- Jack Smith is the special counsel leading the investigation into President Trump.
- This referral happened after a closed-door hearing in December 2025.
- Jack Smith’s lawyers deny any false statements and say he testified honestly.
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