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Rep. Jim Jordan refers Jack Smith for possible prosecution over testimony

Representative Jim Jordan has referred Special Counsel Jack Smith to the Justice Department for possible prosecution regarding his testimony about obtaining lawmakers' records during the investigation into Trump's 2020 election efforts. Smith's lawyers deny any wrongdoing, stating he testified truthfully.

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Representative Jim Jordan has referred Special Counsel Jack Smith to the Justice Department for possible prosecution regarding his testimony about obtaining lawmakers' records during the investigation into Trump's 2020 election efforts. Smith's lawyers deny any wrongdoing, stating he testified truthfully.

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Rep. Jim Jordan refers Jack Smith for possible prosecution, saying he have have misled on Trump probe

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Rep. Jim Jordan refers Jack Smith for possible prosecution over testimony