Jim Jordan Considers Calling Jack Smith to Testify

House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan has hinted at the possibility of calling former Special Counsel Jack Smith to testify regarding his investigations into President-elect Donald Trump. Jordan stated that 'everything is on the table' as he reviews Smith's recently released report, which details allegations against Trump related to the 2020 election and his handling of classified documents. Smith, who resigned from the DOJ after completing his investigations, argued that he would have secured a conviction had Trump not won reelection, thus gaining immunity from prosecution. Jordan has accused Smith's investigations of being politicized, a claim that Smith has denied. The context of these remarks comes as Trump prepares to return to the White House amid a GOP-controlled Congress, raising questions about potential future testimonies from former officials. This situation highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding Trump's legal challenges and the role of congressional oversight.