BREAKING: Biden hack Jack Smith referred to DOJ for criminal investigation

by The Right Scoop

Joe Biden hack Jack Smith, the former special prosecutor Biden used to try and take out President Trump, has just been referred to the DOJ for a criminal investigation over lies he told to Congress.

Here’s the news from Fox News:

CRIMINAL REFERRAL: House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan refers former special counsel Jack Smith to the DOJ for allegedly making false statements to Congress about accessing lawmakers’ text messages during his Trump investigations.

Jordan argues Smith told his committee under oath that his team never accessed the content of congressional members’ privileged texts — but documents released last week by Sen. Chuck Grassley show Smith’s team read messages from 44 members of Congress from both parties, including Jordan himself, Grassley, the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, Sen. Susan Collins, and House Majority Leader Steve Scalise.

The referral asks AG Todd Blanche to examine whether Smith’s conduct warrants charges under 18 U.S.C. § 1001 — the federal statute covering false statements to Congress.

Wouldn’t that be something if Smith was charged? Of course, there’s probably not a jury in the city that would convict him of anything significant. So I don’t hold my breath on this meaning very much.


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