“An agent involved in Jack Smith's case said he was kept in the dark that subpoenaed phone data belonged to Congress.”

According to reporting by Just The News, retired DOJ Inspector General Special Agent Brian Burnett testified to the House Judiciary Committee that prosecutors kept him in the dark about phone data he was gathering under grand jury subpoenas belonging to members of Congress. Burnett stated he did not learn until after his retirement that he had gathered congressional records, such as those belonging to Rep. Jim Jordan, during his work on Jack Smith's probe. Sources from grassley.senate.gov and BBC also corroborate that subpoenas seeking phone records associated with members of Congress were a central issue in congressional reviews of the investigation.