Summary
Jack Smith, a former special counsel, asked to testify openly in front of the House Judiciary Committee. He wants this public hearing to explain his investigations into President Trump's actions. Smith's team says he followed laws and procedures during his investigations.
Key Facts
- Jack Smith asked for a public hearing in a letter to House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan.
- Smith's investigations were into President Trump’s alleged criminal activities.
- Smith claims he followed all legal rules during his investigations.
- House Republicans subpoenaed Smith, accusing him of legal misconduct.
- Smith previously testified behind closed doors to the House Judiciary Committee.
- His investigations led to charges against Trump but did not go to trial.
- Smith’s lawyers want the public to hear his previous testimony directly.
- Republican lawmakers called for Smith to lose his law license.
