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And now your host, Logan Secular. Welcome to Seculo. Phone lines are open for you. I want to hear from you at 1-800-6-8-4-3-1-1-0. It's Tuesday. We're live. Jordan Seculos in studio with me and Will Haynes. It's going to be a packed show. We're going to hear from members of our team in Washington, D.C. We're going to hear from Rick Rinell. And of course, all the commentary you can hear from all three of us. And the work

of the ACLJ continues. We did want to open up the show today talking about, once again,

Jack Smith. You're like, okay, Logan, how many times can we start the show with Jack Smith?

At this point, I'm not even sure. I remember who this man is.

But Jack Smith has been caught again, spying, searching, attempting to, and you got to give it up.

Sometimes you've got to give it up to some big tech. At AT&T said, sorry, Jack, you're not going to get Ted Cruz's phone records. And we don't even

really know why they did, but they did not do it, but we know for a fact that he was

searching for it. That's right, Logan. So what we've got here now is a ninth U.S.

Senator that Jack Smith was attempting to subpoena the phone records from.

We know that at least with eight of them, it's reported he was able to get them.

That was Senator Marsha Blackburn, Senator Johnson, Haggerty, Holly, Loomis, Lindsay Graham, Dan Sullivan, and Tommy Tuberville,

as well as a sitting member of the House of Representatives, Representative Mike Kelly from Pennsylvania.

That's why Tommy Tupperville is like, I'm going to be governor.

That's right.

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