Today on Seculo, Senator Bill Haggerty takes legal action against illegal spying on his phone records.

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And now your host. Welcome to Seculo. I'm Will Haynes. I'm joined by Jordan Seculo in studio today.

And folks, you're going to want to get in on this conversation early at 1-800-6-8-4-3-1-1-0 because Senator Bill Haggerty is the first

member of Congress to take action against what happened to him and other senators in the Arctic

Frost investigation where they seize the phone records of sitting senators and a member of Congress.

Jordan, the senator is going through an FCC route for this, trying to take action against

Verizon, who was his telecommunications carrier, not character, and trying to get reforms,

acknowledgments that this won't happen again. And really, not character, in trying to get reforms, acknowledgments that this won't happen again.

And really, this is the first effort we've seen by a member of Congress pushing back on what happened to them.

Yeah, I mean, this is, again, it's a way to go because you can look at this both ways

versus the FBI and DOJ wrongdoing by issuing these subpoenas, putting them under seal,

calling these senators a flight risk like Bill Haggerty, and then of course keeping it from them.

So issuing that subpoena then to the telecom company, in this case it was Verizon and then saying

we need the number,

here's the phone number. We need all the proprietary information from this period of time.

By the way, this is under seal, so you can't inform the person whose number that is.

And we've heard from some of these carriers, oh, well, we just looked up phone numbers.

We didn't look up to see who they were.

And we don't do that when the FBI comes to us, except for when they issued the report and gave

the information to the FBI, guess what it said on top of the document? Bill Haggerty.

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