Special Counsel Jack Smith subpoenaed phone records of 10 GOP lawmakers, sparking bipartisan backlash over alleged DOJ overreach.

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s investigation into President Trump has led to subpoenas for phone records of at least nine Republican senators and one House member, seeking call logs, texts, and voicemails from January 2021. The requests, which have drawn bipartisan Republican criticism, prompted calls for Smith to testify and allegations of prosecutorial misconduct, while senators demanded transparency from major telecom companies. Critics warn the actions represent political surveillance and potential overreach by the DOJ, raising concerns about the politicization of federal law enforcement.