A political firestorm erupted on Capitol Hill this week after Chuck Grassley, Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, made public a series of subpoenas tied to Special Counsel Jack Smith—and what they allegedly targeted is raising serious concerns among lawmakers and critics alike.
According to documents released Tuesday, Smith sought an extensive trove of personal data belonging to current FBI Director Kash Patel. The scope of the request has left many stunned.
“Jack Smith subpoenaed Verizon for roughly TWO YEARS’ worth of FBI Director Kash Patel’s private records, including his text and call logs, residential address and credit card number,” the Senate Judiciary Committee said on Tuesday.
The breadth of the subpoena didn’t stop there. Lawmakers say the request extended far beyond a single individual, suggesting a much wider net was being cast behind the scenes.
“The records include a wish list created by Smith’s team naming 14 members of Congress for whom they wanted to seek tolling data,” Grassley said.
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