Jim Jordan on Biden DOJ Subpoenaing His Phone Records

Biden DOJ Subpoenas Jim Jordan's Phone Records

• 🎯 Jim Jordan reveals that the Biden Justice Department secretly subpoenaed his phone records dating back to January 2020.
• 🔍 The subpoena, part of the 'Arctic Frost' investigation, requested records for over two and a half years, including call logs, duration, and location data.
• ⚖️ Jordan criticizes the subpoena for targeting a member of a separate and equal branch of government, questioning if Garland, Chris Ray, or Lisa Monaco signed off on it.

Allegations of Overreach and Targeting

• 📱 Jordan states that the DOJ obtained all call logs, text message metadata, and location information, though not the content of communications.
• ⚠️ He draws parallels to the case of Rep. Scott Perry, whose phone was physically taken after being surveilled for a week.
• 🚫 The subpoena's clause preventing the carrier from informing the customer, citing them as a 'flight risk' or potential 'tamperer,' is described as ridiculous.

Political and Legislative Actions

• 🏛️ Jordan announces plans to bring Jack Smith in for a deposition regarding these actions.
• ⚖️ He mentions that Thomas Windham, a deputy on Jack Smith's team, has already been referred for obstructing Congress.
• 🇺🇸 Jordan expresses concern that the DOJ appears to be targeting Republicans, including the Speaker of the House.

Condemning Socialism

• 🚩 The discussion shifts to an upcoming House vote on a bill condemning socialism.
• 🇷🇺 Jordan shares a personal anecdote from a visit to the Soviet Union 38 years prior, highlighting the lack of goods on store shelves as an example of failed socialist systems.
• 📉 He contrasts this with free markets, freedom, the rule of law, and private property, suggesting that some Democrats may vote against condemning socialism.

Meeting with Trump

• 🤝 Jordan discusses the upcoming meeting between President Trump and Madami.
• ✅ He believes President Trump is not afraid to confront individuals and will do what he told people he would do, citing Trump's leadership during a previous 9-10 month period.