US EditionWithout Trump, there is no January 6th: How Jim Jordan’s work to undermine Jack Smith backfired
Smith’s testimony alleges Trump sought to commit election fraud for months and aims to prove crimes related to the Jan. 6 Capitol attack beyond a reasonable doubt.
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'Devastating for Trump': Lawmaker says Jim Jordan mistakenly gave Jack Smith secret weapon
Republicans tried their best to bury former special counsel Jack Smith's testimony against President Donald Trump — but House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) accidentally gave Smith the perfect format to speak openly and incriminatingly against Trump, Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) told MS NOW's Nico...
Jack Smith reveals Jan. 6 committee charade
JACK SMITH REVEALS JAN. 6 COMMITTEE CHARADE. Today marks the fifth anniversary of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. The world has moved on; the news is dominated by Venezuela and the midterm elections, now just months away. But in recent weeks, Jack Smith, the prosecutor chosen by the Biden administration to pursue President Donald Trump, revealed something remarkable about Jan. 6, or, more specifically, about the high-profile congressional “inves…
Without Trump, there is no January 6th: How Jim Jordan’s work to undermine Jack Smith backfired
In a textbook example of a political plan backfiring, Congressman Jim Jordan’s attempt to discredit Special Counsel Jack Smith instead produced damaging testimony that Jordan then tried to bury with a New Year’s Eve document dump.
Analysis: Jack Smith’s thought crime case based on Pence telling Trump he lost 2020 election
by WorldTribune Staff, January 5, 2026 Real World News Disgraced special prosecutor Jack Smith revealed in his recent deposition before the House Judiciary Committee that his election interference lawfare case against President Donald Trump was based on Vice President Mike Pence telling Trump that he had lost to Joe Biden and Trump’s refusal to accept […]
The former special prosecutor Jack Smith declared on December 17, 2023 before the Judicial Committee of the House of Representatives about the investigation he led against Donald Trump for his alleged participation in the events of January 6, 2021 in the Capitol. The appearance, which lasted eight hours, was recorded in a transcript of more than 300 pages, published by Republican legislators on December 31, 2023.
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