Sen. Blumenthal Continued to Insist There's No Evidence of Jack Smith Wrongdoing After CNN Provided Some

Former special counsel Jack Smith's politically-motivated investigations continue to unravel, and we'll start with this reminder about what he testified fairly recently in regards to requesting records involving members of Congress.

Jack Smith explicitly denied under oath during his House Judiciary deposition last December that he reviewed text messages from members of Congress:

Q: "Did the records that you requested from the Member of Congress include the content of text messages?"

Smith: "No." https://t.co/XLb9lyFXSP pic.twitter.com/jBDSAYYQzD
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) July 14, 2026

You might not be surprised to discover that what Smith testified might not have been entirely accurate, according to Sen. Chuck Grassley's office.

I received records frm DOJ confirming Jack Smith's investigative team reviewed the contents of text msgs sent by 44 MEMBERS OF CONGRESS Im 1 of the 44

Im alerting my colleagues who were impacted and will release the records w Sen Johnson so American ppl can see the evidence
— Chuck Grassley (@ChuckGrassley) July 14, 2026

That brings us to another episode of "when a Democrat has even lost CNN."

After the host pointed out some of the evidence of wrongdoing that has come to light, Sen. Richard Blumenthal put on a blindfold and just kept doing his thing. Blumenthal's "thing" is, of course, lying. Watch:

CNN: Jack Smith had accessed communications from dozens of lawmakers, do you have questions about the emails and texts he accessed?

BLUMENTHAL: "There's no real evidence of wrongdoing"

CNN: "Why do you think there's no evidence of wrongdoing?"

BLUMENTHAL: Uh pic.twitter.com/5CxCcplBnF
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) July 15, 2026

Sen. Blumenthal Continued to Insist There's No Evidence of Jack Smith Wrongdoing After CNN Provided Some

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