Secret Subpoenas, Silenced Carriers: House Report Reveals Feds Tracked Lawmakers’ Phones In Trump Probe
- The House Judiciary Committee reported that prosecutors obtained phone records from at least 17 Republican lawmakers and text messages involving up to 44 members of Congress during investigations involving Donald Trump and his allies.
- The committee said prosecutors used subpoenas and nondisclosure orders that kept lawmakers from learning about or challenging the requests.
- The committee accused Jack Smith and the Biden administration of misusing the Justice Department in investigations involving Donald Trump and his allies.
- Following the findings, the committee advanced legislation limiting executive-branch surveillance of congressional records, and the Justice Department updated its subpoena guidelines.
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House Judiciary Report Accuses Biden DOJ, Jack Smith Team of Violating Congressional Protections › American Greatness
The committee characterized the actions as an infringement on the separation of powers and Congress’ constitutional protections. Source
Secret Subpoenas, Silenced Carriers: House Report Reveals Feds Tracked Lawmakers’ Phones In Trump Probe
Federal prosecutors investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election secretly obtained the phone records of at least 17 Republican lawmakers and gathered text messages involving dozens of others, according to an interim staff report released Wednesday by the House Judiciary Committee. The report states that between April 2022 and May 2023, the Department of Justice […] Secret Subpoenas, Silenced Carriers: House Report Reveals Feds Tracked Law…
House Panel Alleges Biden-Harris DOJ ‘Ran Roughshod’ over Constitution in Jack Smith's Trump Probe
The House Judiciary Committee concluded in a report released Wednesday that the Biden-Harris administration wielded the Justice Department as a weapon and “ran roughshod” over constitutional protections and the separation of powers in order to spy on Republican members of Congress. The report, which the committee released on Wednesday, summarizes several years worth of investigation conducted by the committee into the tenure of Special Counsel …
Jack Smith Team Knew Spying on Congress 'Might be Unconstitutional' But 'Forged Ahead': House Report
Former special counsel Jack Smith and the Biden administration’s Department of Justice violated the DOJ’s policies with respect to separation of powers, according to a House report released Wednesday. Smith, appointed in 2022 by Attorney General Merrick Garland to investigate Donald Trump, expanded his investigation into members of Congress who communicated with then-first-term President Trump...
Julie Kelly: Transcripts released by House Judiciary once again confirm collaboration between Biden DOJ/Special Counsel Jack Smith and the Biden White House
Here is JP Cooney--who pushed for investigations into Trump and his circle immediately after Jan 6 then detailed to Jack Smith's team after his appointment in Nov 2022--admitting he communicated with Biden's WH counsel.This aligns with...
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