×

Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., accused former special counsel Jack Smith on Tuesday of committing perjury when he denied having attended a specific Atlanta Hawks basketball game in 2024 — to Smith’s apparent confusion.

\n\n

The attempted trick play happened during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Smith’s now-scuttled investigations into President Donald Trump. But it soon emerged that Schmitt had the wrong team.

\n\n

“Did you go to an NBA game between the Golden State Warriors and the Atlanta Hawks on Feb. 3, 2024?” Schmitt asked.

\n\n

“What city would that be in?” a confused-looking Smith replied.

\n\n

Schmitt pressed him again about whether he was in Atlanta on that date and then said he’d give him some “context” — it was the day after Fani Willis, the district attorney of Fulton County, Georgia, “came clean” about her romantic relationship with a prosecutor in her then-pending criminal case against Trump.

\n\n

“The next day were you in Atlanta?” Schmitt continued.

\n\n

“I do not believe so,” Smith responded. “I definitely did not go to a Hawks game. I’m sure of that.”

\n\n

Schmitt then asked whether he ever met with the local prosecutors in Atlanta who charged Trump. “No,” Smith said.

\n\n

“What would you say if I…

Original source: https://www.nbcnews.com/business

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Author

seoexperts1994@gmail.com

Related Posts

FCC head says government-funded Trump ads are ‘normal’ and ‘don’t raise any red flags’

Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr said Wednesday that new pro-Trump TV ads paid for with government funds don’t “merit any sort...

Read out all

LSU student says she was raped by a football player who is still on the team

A Louisiana State University student who claims a school football player raped her last year is speaking out about how the school...

Read out all

Justice Department files complaint against judges over immigration enforcement surge comments

WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice filed a complaint Wednesday against federal judges in Minnesota over their remarks to the media about...

Read out all

California poll: Voters back a billionaire tax, but the proposal falls short of majority support

A plurality of likely California voters support a proposal on the state’s November ballot that would impose a one-time wealth tax on...

Read out all

For the same ticket on StubHub, different prices for different people

The same seat at an upcoming Harry Styles concert at Madison Square Garden could cost $455. Or it could cost $517. The...

Read out all

Tennessee can execute lone woman on death row, Supreme Court rules, after lower court had paused it

Tennessee can carry out its planned execution of the lone woman on death row after the Supreme Court vacated a lower court’s...

Read out all