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Grassley Accuses Jack Smith of Illegally Targeting Trump
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First reported by Newsmax (Right); 2 outlets over 49 min.
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Former special counsel Jack Smith squared off with Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee who accused him Tuesday of illegally targeting President Trump and GOP lawmakers.
Watch at youtube.com → - NewsmaxRight
Sen. Chuck Grassley calls out violations by Special Counsel Jack Smith for his team's handling of whistleblowers in the Trump investigation. Watch NEWSMAX, an independent news network with a conservative perspective, available in 100M+ U.S. homes. Watch NEWSMAX anytime at https://NewsmaxTV.com.
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