Former Special Counsel Jack Smith testified publicly for the first time on Capitol Hill about his investigation of President Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

Ben Cline, who fancies himself a bulldog lawyer, had his bits snipped by actual bulldog lawyer Jack Smith, but we knew that was going to happen.

Rep. Ben Cline’s questioning about a gag order on Trump prompted answers that House Republicans probably didn’t like.

Former special counsel Jack Smith defended his attempt to prosecute President Trump for his role in the Jan. 6 riot in his first public testimony since Trump returned to the White House. The big picture: Smith's hearing is the latest in a series of probes and hearings into actions taken by the Department of Justice during former President Biden's term.

Jack Smith, the former special counsel who filed indictments against U.S. President Donald Trump in two separate cases that never went to trial, condemned "false and misleading narratives" in his first public congressional testimony regarding his investigation.

Washington Post admits Trump's January 6th speech was constitutionally protected by First Amendment, saying Jack Smith 'would have blown a hole' in rights.