Former special counsel Jack Smith will testify in a public hearing next week, setting up a potentially dramatic retelling of his investigations into President Donald Trump.
House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan said Monday that Smith will appear Jan. 22 as part of the congressional probe of the investigation into Trump’s efforts to subvert the 2020 election.
The former special counsel testified for eight hours in a closed-door Judiciary Committee hearing in December and transcripts were later released.
Smith’s legal team requested he be permitted to appear in public.
On Friday, Jordan told POLITICO he planned to invite Smith to a public…
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