Summary
Jack Smith, the former special counsel, will speak to the House Judiciary Committee about President Trump's charges. Smith will explain that evidence showed Trump broke laws and that not charging him would have been neglecting his duty. This is Smith's first public defense of the case against Trump.
Key Facts
- Jack Smith will speak to the House Judiciary Committee.
- Smith's talk will defend the charges against President Trump.
- Smith claims evidence shows Trump broke laws after the 2020 election.
- Smith previously testified in a closed-door session but wanted a public hearing.
- Grand juries in two districts agreed on the charges against Trump.
- Smith has almost 30 years of public service experience.
- Smith worries people may take the rule of law for granted.
