Jack Smith Lied

Jack Smith's prosecution of Donald Trump was supposed to be independent

Turns out that was a lie

Former Special Counsel Jack Smith met with then-FBI Director Christopher Wray on May 24, 2023 — months after Smith launched his investigation into Donald Trump over January 6 and the 2020 election.

One day later, the FBI's Criminal Investigative Division created a "significant case notification" document about Smith's investigation, code-named "Arctic Frost."

The timing wasn't coincidental.

Smith used it to track the private communications and phone calls of nearly a dozen Republican senators during his January 6 probe.

That's right — a Special Counsel appointed by a Democrat Attorney General coordinated with the FBI Director to spy on sitting members of Congress from the opposition party.

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Biden Administration's Hit Job against Trump

JPMorgan Chase CEO Just Landed in Florida Prosecutor’s Legal Crosshairs

The Biden regime's witch hunt against Trump just exploded in their faces

Now a top prosecutor is coming for the bank that helped them do it.

And one Florida prosecutor just put JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon in his legal crosshairs. JPMorgan Chase caught red-handed coordinating with Jack Smith.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier dropped a bombshell that sent shockwaves through the financial world.

He announced his office launched a criminal investigation into JPMorgan Chase for allegedly coordinating with Special Counsel Jack Smith's "Arctic Frost" operation to target Trump Media & Technology Group.

The investigation stems from explosive revelations that the Biden Justice Department subpoenaed JPMorgan on March 28, 2023, demanding "any and all records" of Trump Media – including records from before the company even existed.

This wasn't some random fishing expedition. This was a calculated hit job designed to cripple Trump's social media platform Truth Social before it could go public.

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Arctic Frost Investigation

FBI chief Kash Patel ousts agent over Arctic Frost controversy

Hold onto your hats, folks -- FBI Director Kash Patel just dropped a bombshell by firing a top agent tied to a scandalous investigation that reeks of political overreach.

Patel has dismissed Aaron Tapp, the Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s San Antonio Field Office, over his central role in the contentious Operation Arctic Frost, a probe from the Biden era that targeted Donald Trump, his allies, and conservative groups, as exposed by Senate Republicans and whistleblower documents, as Lifezette reports.

Let’s rewind to April 2022, when Operation Arctic Frost kicked off under the Biden Justice Department, initially tied to the 2020 alternate electors dispute.

This operation wasn’t just a quick peek under the rug -- it involved seizing government-issued phones from both Trump and former Vice President Mike Pence, alongside interviews spanning multiple states.

The probe dug deep, scrutinizing hundreds of individuals and organizations linked to the 2020 election, which raises eyebrows about just how far the net was cast.

Grassley’s office dropped a bombshell, citing whistleblower materials that show 197 subpoenas issued by former special counsel Jack Smith to 34 individuals and 163 businesses, including financial institutions.

“The investigation had targeted the entire Republican apparatus,” Grassley stated, pointing fingers at conservative groups like Turning Point USA and the Republican Attorneys General Association.

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Jack Smith targeted Senators and Tech companies linked to the Republican Party

Grassley: Biden’s DOJ Issued 197 Subpoenas Targeting Conservative Groups Like TPUSA

Subpoenas obtained through whistleblowers show wide-ranging surveillance of GOP officials.

WASHINGTON — Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) revealed Wednesday that the FBI and former Special Counsel Jack Smith subpoenaed records on hundreds of Republican lawmakers, staffers, and conservative groups — including Turning Point USA and the Republican Attorneys General Association (RAGA) — as part of a sweeping 2022 investigation known as “Arctic Frost.”

At a Capitol Hill press conference, Grassley announced that 197 subpoenas, recently made public, expose a Justice Department probe that extended far beyond its publicly stated scope. The documents show requests for information on over 430 individuals and entities — all reportedly linked to the Republican Party.

Among the organizations named were Turning Point USA and RAGA, along with current and former staff to President Donald Trump, such as Dan Scavino and Peter Navarro.

Video from Grassley’s briefing showed that subpoenas were issued to financial institutions and Apple, seeking communications and metadata tied to Trump and even the “January 6th Prison Choir.”

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