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WATCH: Rep. Kevin Kiley calls out Jack Smith & the Biden admin for forcing phone companies to hand over the records of sitting Members of Congress. Kiley: "You even didn't tell those judges that it was members of Congress, whose records you were going after... Now, if you sought...

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JOHN SOLOMON: Jack Smith took the personal text messages of 44 members of Congress, and according to the records, without even following the rules that protect for separation of powers! If they can do that to people with that level of power, imagine what they could be doing to you and me. John Solomon

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JOHN SOLOMON: Jack Smith took the personal text messages of 44 members of Congress, and according to the records, without even following the rules that protect for separation of powers! If they can do that to people with that level of power, imagine what they could be doing to you and me. Kudos to John Solomon, who is helping reveal the truth! 🇺🇸
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JOHN SOLOMON: Jack Smith took the personal text messages of 44 members of Congress, and according to the records, without even following the rules that protect for separation of powers! If they can do that to people with that level of power, imagine what they could be doing to you and me. Kudos to John Solomon, who is helping reveal the truth! 🇺🇸

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FLASHBACK: Jack Smith denied spying on Members of Congress and reading their text messages. Q: “Did the records that you requested from the Member of Congress include the content of text messages?" Smith: “No.” Jack Smith LIED UNDER OATH. Time to charge him with PERJURY.
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FLASHBACK: Jack Smith denied spying on Members of Congress and reading their text messages. Q: “Did the records that you requested from the Member of Congress include the content of text messages?" Smith: “No.” Jack Smith LIED UNDER OATH. Time to charge him with PERJURY.

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Goldman: I just want to take a minute and allow you to explain why you requested the toll records of those officials for January 6th. Smith: Well, with regard to the toll records that were subpoenaed regarding the period of the fourth, I think it was to the seventh, we had evidence that the president had directed Rudy Giuliani, one of his coconspirators, to contact members of congress to try to further delay the proceedings and exploit the violence that happened in the capitol. We had evidence that those calls had happened. We wanted to get more evidence of that, to corroborate it for trial. That is, again, as I mentioned earlier today, a standard part of an investigation to understand who a conspiracy is trying to reach out to, how they're trying to influence people.
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Goldman: I just want to take a minute and allow you to explain why you requested the toll records of those officials for January 6th. Smith: Well, with regard to the toll records that were subpoenaed regarding the period of the fourth, I think it was to the seventh, we had evidence that the president had directed Rudy Giuliani, one of his coconspirators, to contact members of congress to try to further delay the proceedings and exploit the violence that happened in the capitol. We had evidence that those calls had happened. We wanted to get more evidence of that, to corroborate it for trial. That is, again, as I mentioned earlier today, a standard part of an investigation to understand who a conspiracy is trying to reach out to, how they're trying to influence people.

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Question: To the extent members of Congress and senators are up in arms that this happened to them and are seeking accountability, who should be held accountable? Smith: I think who should be accountable for this is Donald Trump. These records exist because, in the case of the senators, Donald Trump directed his co-conspirators to call these people to further delay the proceedings. He chose to do that. If Donald Trump had chosen to call a number of Democratic senators, we would have gotten toll records for Democratic senators. So the responsibility for why these records were collected lies with Donald Trump.
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Question: To the extent members of Congress and senators are up in arms that this happened to them and are seeking accountability, who should be held accountable? Smith: I think who should be accountable for this is Donald Trump. These records exist because, in the case of the senators, Donald Trump directed his co-conspirators to call these people to further delay the proceedings. He chose to do that. If Donald Trump had chosen to call a number of Democratic senators, we would have gotten toll records for Democratic senators. So the responsibility for why these records were collected lies with Donald Trump.

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CNN: But if days before, you had President Trump on tape suggesting to the Georgia secretary of state he should find him some 11,000 votes, you don't think there's sufficient cause for someone to investigate if he was doing that with sitting members of Congress? REP. BEN CLINE: Jack Smith is a political hack CNN: I didn't hear you answer the question
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CNN: But if days before, you had President Trump on tape suggesting to the Georgia secretary of state he should find him some 11,000 votes, you don't think there's sufficient cause for someone to investigate if he was doing that with sitting members of Congress? REP. BEN CLINE: Jack Smith is a political hack CNN: I didn't hear you answer the question

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CNN NewsNight panelist Jeffrey Toobin claims “it’s not even news” and “wasn’t an overreach” for Jack Smith to track the private communications and phone calls of nearly a dozen Republican senators. Abby Phillip: “Was it an overreach on Jack Smith’s part.” Jeffrey Toobin: “Well, not only wasn‘t it an overreach, it‘s not even news. Jack Smith cites these conversations in his report. So this is not like he was trying to keep this a secret. And remember what Jack Smith was investigating. He was investigating Donald Trump‘s attempts to overturn the election through the use of fake electors in Congress.” “He was lobbying members of Congress to do just that. That was evidence in the case. So it is, of course, appropriate for him to investigate the time and nature, or at least the time and the duration of calls with members of Congress. It‘s a complete non-story, except that Jack Smith was doing his job.” Incredible!
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Sen. Josh Hawley says Jack Smith illegally accessed his text messages and phone records, accusing the special counsel of lying under oath and violating the Constitution: “Well, we know that he read my text messages. Yes, absolutely, Sean. He also tracked my phone. He tracked my whereabouts and my location, and monitored my incoming and outgoing calls.What did he do with the text messages? We don’t know that yet. What we do know is that he absolutely read them. He absolutely shared them with members of his team. And all of that was done illegally. The Justice Department requires screening for any communications involving members of Congress. Jack Smith said under oath, as you just played, that he didn’t seek the text messages of members of Congress. But we now know that he did. So he lied, he violated the law, he violated the Constitution, and this guy ought to be prosecuted.”

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ARCTIC FROST: Senator Grassley revealed today that more than 20% of Republican Members of Congress were being spied on by Jack Smith and Biden's DOJ. Today he revealed that Senator Cruz's office landline was tapped by the FBI. Jack Smith and Judge Boasberg ordered his cell provider, AT&T, to provide his phone records and ordered them not to tell Cruz about the order claiming he would destroy evidence and obstruct justice if they revealed the orders to him.

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Kiley: Do you believe that someone who has entered the US illegally— that the due process requirements for that individual are the same as for a US citizen? Crockett: Per the constitution, if you are on our soil, you are guaranteed due process. The fact that there is even a question is why we are struggling right now… Kiley: That is simply untrue. The Supreme Court has made it very clear that due process is a context dependent inquiry Crockett: There was never a distinction that said somehow dependent on your status you somehow lose your access to due process. That is the only thing the Supreme Court has been consistent on.. Kiley: Due process is not just something that is the same in every context Jayapal: I would like to submit for the record the constitution of the US…

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