House Republicans release Jack Smith probe transcripts

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How did the left and right cover House Republicans release Jack Smith probe transcripts?

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Is House Republicans release Jack Smith probe transcripts left or right?

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Is the coverage of House Republicans release Jack Smith probe transcripts biased?

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Which side is not reporting House Republicans release Jack Smith probe transcripts?

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Which outlets covered House Republicans release Jack Smith probe transcripts?

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What did House Republicans release?

House Republicans released six transcripts related to the Arctic Frost probe. These transcripts include testimony from five former prosecutors who worked with Special Counsel Jack Smith and a former Justice Department inspector general agent.

What allegations are being made regarding phone records?

Committee Republicans allege that investigators improperly subpoenaed phone records belonging to more than a dozen Republican lawmakers during the Arctic Frost investigation. They also claim that gag orders were used to prevent lawmakers from knowing their records were obtained.

What did former agent Brian Burnett say about the subpoenas?

Retired Justice Department Inspector General Special Agent Brian Burnett stated he was unaware that phone data he was gathering belonged to members of Congress. He indicated that he would have raised concerns with his supervisor if he had known the subpoenas were for congressional phone data.