by Jerry Dunleavy
The GOP-led House Judiciary Committee revealed Tuesday that more than 160 Republicans — including many with close ties to President Donald Trump — were under potential investigation as part of Biden’s Justice Department probe into Arctic Frost.
Committee he tweeted that recently reviewed documents show that the Arctic Frost investigation appears to be broader in scope than initially thought that Biden’s Justice Department aims to “get rid of President Trump and his supporters.”
The nearly 200 pages of documents provide up-to-date information about the wide-ranging investigation targeting Trump World that was initiated by the FBI under then-Director Chris Wray and later undertaken by former Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith under then-Attorney General Merrick Garland.
The committee, headed by Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, he said that “45 people,” including former Trump White House adviser Steve Bannon, Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, former Trump Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark, former Trump lawyer John Eastman and former Republican Mark Meadows, R-N.C., “were potentially under investigation.”
GOP-led commission he argued that “another 111 people,” including Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro, senior Trump adviser Dan Scavino, former Trump Justice Department official Jeff Rosen and current Justice Department weapons czar Ed Martin, “were also potentially under investigation.”
The up-to-date records revealed internal threat tags used by the FBI in this investigation, including “FRAUD CORRUPT”, “CORRUPT”, “PCORRUPT”, and “PCORRUPT_CAMP”. The newly released documents also include FBI “predictions” about making various people “targets” of the investigation.
The up-to-date records include a declassified October 2020 “Tactical Intelligence Report” from the FBI’s Washington Field Office that found “Trump campaign funds funneled through Clearinghouse likely misused by the campaign’s digital director.”
Newly released FBI emails from May 2022 show a redacted statement from an official in the Washington Field Office saying: “Thank you again (and again and again) for your assistance with the interviews for Arctic Frost.” The message was sent to many different regional FBI field offices.
One unidentified FBI official sent an email noting that “everything” related to the Arctic Frost investigation “is restricted” in FBI systems.
Another email from the FBI’s Washington Field Office this month said: “The Arctic Frost team is seeking approximately $16,600 from PCU [Public Corruption Unit] traveled in June to conduct more than 40 hearings, serve subpoenas and execute several search warrants for cellphone devices.” The attached document lists dozens of GOP-affiliated officials in Arizona, Virginia, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and New Mexico.
The September 2022 record was titled “Subpoena_Counsel_Matrix” and included a list of dozens of GOP-affiliated activists, public officials, alleged voters and government employees allegedly connected to events surrounding the 2020 election.
The Jordan-led committee as well publicly released on Tuesday, December 2022 letters from leaders of the Jan. 6 congressional select committee — led by Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Ga. and former Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo. — telling Smith that they “want to share the evidence we have collected with the Department of Justice.” Cheney then endorsed former Vice President Kamala Harris in her unsuccessful race against Trump last year.
Recently declassified apparitions associated with Arctic frost chronicle 2022 unlawful attack on then-former President Trump and the MAGA world, while criminal investigations – which soon led to criminal charges – gained momentum as Trump leaned toward running for president again.
New evidence can be seen that Wray, Garland and then-Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco signed an agreement to launch an Arctic Frost investigation into Trump in connection with the Capitol riot.
Discovered emails too show that Biden’s White House counsel’s office, in cooperation with an anti-Trump FBI agent, turned over phones belonging to Trump and former Vice President Mike Pence.
Arctic frost too targeted According to documents published earlier this year, dozens of GOP officials and organizations.
Recent revelation the fact that the FBI spied phone records of Republican members of Congress during the Jan. 6 investigation forces Wray and Smith to exercise greater scrutiny.
The reports also shed airy on former FBI agent Timothy Thibault, who Republicans say showed extreme conduct anti-Trump sentimentshowed A readiness tried to take aim at Trump early in his first term ponderous walk or blocking the FBI investigation into Hunter Biden, and in early 2022 helped spark The Arctic Frost investigation – later led by Smith – led to criminal charges against Trump in connection with the Capitol riot.
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Jerry Dunleavy is a reporter for Just the News.
