Podcast Episode

The Surveillance State Unveiled: Jack Smith's Dragnet and Its Implications for Justice

John Solomon Reports
Episode 2119Oct 6, 202648 minEN
Hosts
JSJohn SolomonAHAmanda Head
Guests

Who’s talking

8 speakers
John Solomon24 min · 52%
Mike Davis7 min · 16%
Jim Jordan7 min · 14%
Chad Walding5 min · 11%
Speaker 459 sec · 2%
Speaker 657 sec · 2%
2 others1 min · 2%

Transcript

65 turns · 48 min
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John Solomon0:00

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Episode notes

In this episode of John Solomon Reports, host John Solomon uncovers the alarming details surrounding Jack Smith's expansive surveillance tactics in the ongoing classified documents case against President Trump. Solomon reveals the shocking code name "Plasmic Echo," under which Smith's team monitored phone calls of Trump’s legal defense team, journalists, and even political donations, raising serious concerns about the erosion of constitutional protections during an election.

Joining Solomon is House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, who has already referred Jack Smith for criminal prosecution for allegedly misleading Congress. Jordan provides his insights on the implications of these revelations and what they mean for the future of American democracy.

Later in the episode, legal expert Mike Davis from the Article 3 Project shares his perspective on the troubling developments surrounding Smith's investigation and the broader implications for privacy rights. The discussion highlights the risks of a surveillance state and the urgent need for accountability.

The episode also touches on pressing issues at the border, including a significant rise in terrorism-related encounters, and the improper access of IRS employees to sensitive tax filings of public figures, further showcasing the threats to individual privacy.

Finally, Dr. Chad Walding joins the show for a health

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