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Jack Smith Discusses Trump Investigation with Senate Judiciary Committee

Special Counsel Jack Smith appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee to discuss his investigation into former President Trump. The appearance occurred amid ongoing legal proceedings involving federal law enforcement officials.

09/30/2026 · Hayward edition

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WASHINGTON – Special Counsel Jack Smith testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday. Smith's appearance followed the Justice Department's decision to pursue legal actions against certain law enforcement officials connected to his investigation into former President Donald Trump.

NBC News correspondent Julie Tsirkin reported on Smith's responses to senators during the hearing. The Special Counsel addressed questions concerning the scope and basis of his investigation.

Smith's office has led the federal inquiry into actions related to the former president. The Justice Department's recent legal proceedings involving law enforcement officials have drawn attention to the broader context of these investigations.

During his testimony, Smith outlined the legal framework guiding his office's work. He responded directly to inquiries from committee members regarding specific aspects of the investigation and its associated legal processes. The hearing provided senators an opportunity to question the Special Counsel directly about his work.

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