Jim Jordan

We said, were these meetings in person, on the phone?

Did you have a Zoom meeting?

Couldn't remember.

Couldn't remember.

Couldn't remember.

We finally just asked him, did you really come to DC and meet people?

He said, oh yeah, I came.

And I billed the taxpayers.

I know I came.

Just no idea who he talked to or what he did.

And then there was the raid on President Trump's home, you know, where they searched Barron's room and the First Lady's closet.

In our deposition with Stephen D'Antuano, head of the FBI Washington field office, he told us none of the normal process, none of the normal protocol was followed in the investigation.

He said, first of all, the case was run out of D.C.

Normally you run it out of the Miami field office.

No, no, no.

We're going to run out of DC.

He said he recommended and the people in the FBI at the time in the Washington field office recommended they give the president notice before they do the search, or at least when they got there, before they start the search, call the president's lawyers, ask them to come there and meet them and conduct the search together.

Again, the answer from Maine justice was no, which brings us back to Mr. Smith.

On November 18th, 2022, three days after President Trump announces he's running for president, Attorney General Garland names Jack Smith special counsel.

One of the first things Mr. Smith does is put on his team the very people responsible for the raid on President Trump's home.