John Solomon

stories that we've had in our lifetime, because now we know it wasn't just eight lawmakers.

It was a monstrous body of documents, basically looking at anyone that was having contact with the Trump White House.

Now, let's take it a step further.

They finished this work in 2022 because Democrats get thrown out in the election.

A year later, they're trying to give it to the FBI, who could never get this amount of phone data themselves.

It's too broad.

And they're trying to slip it to them on the eve of the 2024 election.

That is not only civil liberties.

It's a politicalization of your or my phone data.

That's really important.

Let me just walk you through a quick timeline.

So the committee gets up and running in 2022.

They go out and get this massive dragnet of phone records, 30 million.

You don't need 30 million phone calls to figure out what was going on January 6th.

What were they doing?

They were mapping the MAGA movement with every piece of data they could.

It was basically creating an enemies list.

That's what the J6 committee was doing in this project.

And think about the scope and scale of what they've now done.

30 million lines of phone records trying to figure out everybody who talked to the Trump White House.