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You are listening to the Tudor Dixon podcast, and we have John Solomon here today, the founder of Just the News, and you have a lot of good information on Arctic Frost and all the stuff that's going on.

So, John, welcome to the program. Let's dive right in.

Yeah, but listen, I think Arctic Frost is going to be our generation's Watergate, our generation's major civil liberties case.

We know there was a drag net, basically dragging the bottom of the ocean looking for anything they can hang on Donald Trump or his supporters.

That is something that our founding fathers never intended the justice system to have.

We specifically, when we created our justice system with the founding fathers,

we rejected the notion of general warrants, meaning you look for anything, find a crime,

and then pin it on a person.

You're supposed to have a specific predicate of a crime before you investigate in America.

So we reversed the English law notion of general warrants. But

Jack Smith's investigation, and quite frankly, the predecessor to it inside the FBI was a general

warrant fishing expedition. But there's one thing I want to focus people on, because as I dig in

deeper into this and I start to create timetables about what's going on.

There are some oddities about the targeting of some of the members of Congress whose phone records were taken and they were kept in the dark, even though there was a legal requirement

at the time that senators be notified if anybody was taking their phone records.

I think this is something that people haven't really heard that much about.

So that's kind of why I want to dig into.

I don't even know how many people know that people in Congress are dealing with this.

Because I've seen a few tweets like, how dare you look at my phone records?

They didn't know what was happening, right?

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