President Donald Trump singled out a handful of former Justice Department officials on Friday night, saying they should be prosecuted for their roles in investigating him.

The man who brought two federal criminal cases against Donald Trump wants to testify publicly, as two of his top deputies set up a law firm to take on public corruption issues.

In a letter to the Senate Judiciary chairman, lawyers for former special counsel Jack Smith seek to correct what they call "inaccurate" claims about Smith's Jan. 6 probe.

One GOP senator said she wants to see the former special counsel disbarred over his issuance of a grand jury subpoena for her phone records.

Tenn., revealed she was unaware former Special Counsel Jack Smith surveilled her phone records during his Jan. 6 investigation until FBI documents were recently disclosed.

Last week, Republican lawmakers tried to go on the offensive against the former special counsel. This week, he turned the tables and called their bluff.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Sen. Chuck Grassley is calling upon former Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith to provide details on all of the meetings that he and his Trump investigative team held with the Biden White House and FBI and Justice Department leadership.