The Missouri senator and other Republicans made fools of themselves Tuesday. But that won’t stop them lying about—and trying to destroy—Donald Trump’s prosecutor.

Senator Eric Schmitt knowingly used unvetted information in his effort to have a “gotcha” moment.

Senator Eric Schmitt accused Smith of having shady meetings while in Atlanta for a professional basketball game. In reality, Smith was in Maryland on the date in question for a college basketball game.

The former special counsel testified he would prosecute anyone, regardless of political party, based on the evidence he found about Donald Trump.

House Republicans want to criminally charge former special counsel Jack Smith. Their claims are completely bogus.

The BBC wants President Trump to explain his “executive privilege” response to every request in the ongoing defamation case.

Department of Justice officials admitted to releasing the sealed report.

One of the documents Trump kept was so sensitive that only six people were authorized to view it.

Aileen Cannon is making sure that we never learn everything Jack Smith had on Donald Trump.

The Department of Justice will be focused only on getting justice for Donald Trump, it seems.

It’s a one-man disaster.

The special counsel’s team prepared a detailed report about Trump’s theft of 300-plus classified documents. Guess who has blocked its release to the public?

Smith revealed he felt he had evidence that proved Donald Trump’s guilt “beyond a reasonable doubt.”

The former special counsel will testify on his investigations into Donald Trump.

Representative Jim Jordan may have accidentally given Smith an opening.

The former special prosecutor is standing by his prosecutions of Donald Trump.

House Republicans subpoenaed Jack Smith rather than let him speak at an open hearing.

This is nothing but pure corruption.

Some lawmakers aren’t happy that only a select few of their colleagues are poised to collect a check.

Republicans snuck a provision to sue Jack Smith into the shutdown deal.