Former special counsel Jack Smith is set to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee next month, responding to mounting pressure from Chair Chuck Grassley for transparency on Trump’s 2020 election-related probe. Smith’s team says he’ll appear September 22 if DOJ approves, insisting he followed protocol and law—and is ready to correct what they call false portrayals of his work. This follows a referral from House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan, who accused Smith of making a false statement; Smith’s lawyers deny it. Smith led two major investigations into Trump—including the classified documents case that ended in dismissed indictments after Trump’s reelection. His testimony could offer lawmakers and the public unprecedented insight into those high-stakes probes.
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