Summary
Former special counsel Jack Smith will speak publicly to the House Judiciary Committee on January 22. He aims to explain his investigation into President Trump, focusing on Trump's role in the January 6 Capitol attack and handling of classified documents.
Key Facts
- Jack Smith, the former special counsel, will testify publicly at a House Judiciary Committee hearing.
- The hearing is scheduled for January 22.
- Smith wants to address criticisms of his investigation into President Trump.
- Previously, Smith spoke privately to the committee in December.
- Smith's investigation into the January 6 Capitol attack found Trump had a significant role.
- He also found strong evidence regarding Trump's handling of classified documents, suggesting Trump tried to obstruct justice.
