Jim Jordan

On page 310, they said Jack Smith had wondered whether some of Hutchinson's claims might be relied upon at trial.

Still at one point, Smith told the elections team he wasn't ready to give up on Hutchinson's account.

Ultimately, however, Trump administration officials uniformly, fiercely disputed her accounts under oath.

Prosecutors on your team told Smith they wouldn't want to use Hutchinson as a witness in court, and Smith agreed.

Are Carol Lennig and Aaron Davis, who wrote this, are they lying?

That is the point.

The fact that they used her in a primetime hearing and you won't rule out using her or didn't rule out using her, putting her on the witness stand when everybody knows she wasn't telling the truth, that says it all.

That's the degree the left and Democrats were willing to go to get President Trump.

Putting on the witness stand someone everybody knows is making it up.

Everybody knows that.

And you were willing to do it.

By the way, you know how many times Cassie Hutchinson was mentioned in their report, the January 6th report?

Any idea, Mr. Smith?

I do not.

185 times.

Someone that the whole country knows wasn't telling the truth.

And you were still considering putting her on the witness stand because you had to get President Trump.

And everybody can see that.

Committee chairman Republican Jim Jordan noted special counsel Jack Smith was appointed a few days after President Trump said he was running for a second term and that Smith appointed people to his team who'd participated in the raid on Mar-a-Lago.

Former special counsel Jack Smith testified to lawmakers.