Jack Smith Senate testimony on Trump probes

Jack Smith appears as sole witness before Senate Judiciary Committee amid partisan questions over his Trump investigations.

3 stories141 sourcesUpdated Sep 30, 2026

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Sep 30, 2026
Jack Smith is sole witness at a Sept. 29 Senate hearing as lawmakers whose phone records his Trump probes collected prepare to question him.
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Jack Smith told the Senate Judiciary Committee on Sept. 29, 2026, he will not be silenced by the continued threats of prosecution from the president or others.
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Grassley said Jack Smith's team obtained 4,782 Trump donor checks during the probes.
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Jack Smith Faces Senate Panel on Trump Probes Amid Partisan Clash

Jack Smith is sole witness at a Sept. 29 Senate hearing as lawmakers whose phone records his Trump probes collected prepare to question him.

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Grassley says Jack Smith obtained thousands of Trump donor checks

Jack Smith's team obtained 4,782 Trump donor checks, Grassley said. At a Sept. 29, 2026 hearing, Smith confirmed: 'Yes, we acquired financial information.'

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Jack Smith tells Senate he will not be silenced by threats

Jack Smith told the Senate Judiciary Committee on Sept. 29, 2026, he will not be silenced by the continued threats of prosecution from the president or others.

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