The Federalist says a House Judiciary Committee report found that Justice Department officials were alerted to plans to subpoena toll records of Reps. Jim Jordan and Chip Roy, and that later subpoenas targeted additional members of Congress. The article argues the subpoenas violated congressional protections, but presents no response from the officials accused.
President and subject of the criminal probe described in the article
ALSO MENTIONED Jack Smith, Special counsel whose team sought additional congressional phone records; Matthew Graves, U.S. attorney whose prosecutors sought congressional phone records
President and subject of the criminal probe described in the article
ALSO MENTIONED Jack Smith, Special counsel whose team sought additional congressional phone records; Matthew Graves, U.S. attorney whose prosecutors sought congressional phone records
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