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Jack Smith’s Jan 6 ‘Arctic Frost’ case: Which Republican lawmakers had their calls tapped? Check details

According to the document, Jack Smith’s team could see which phone numbers senators called, and the origin and destination locations of the calls, Fox News Digital reported.

October 07, 2025 / 03:55 IST
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Former Special Counsel Jack Smith (Courtesy: Reuters)
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith (Courtesy: Reuters)

A recently obtained document shows that Former Special Counsel Jack Smith’s “Arctic Frost” team allegedly monitored phone calls and private communications of almost a dozen Republican lawmakers during the January 6 Capitol riot and related election challenges investigation, Fox News Digital reported.

The document, titled “CAST Assistance”, dated September 27, 2023, and and recently discovered by FBI Director Kash Patel, bears the case ID “ARCTIC FROST—Election Law Matters—SENSITIVE INVESTIGATIVE MATTER—CAST,” and states that an FBI special agent “conducted preliminary toll analysis” on the lawmakers’ toll records. According to the document, Smith’s team could see which phone numbers senators called, and the origin and destination locations of the calls, Fox News Digital cited.

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Among the officials listed are GOP Senators Lindsey Graham (South Carolina), Marsha Blackburn (Tennessee), Ron Johnson (Wisconsin), Josh Hawley (Missouri), Cynthia Lummis (Wyoming), Bill Hagerty (Tennessee), Dan Sullivan (Alaska), Tommy Tuberville (Alabama) and GOP Representative Mike Kelly (Pennsylvania), it reported.

The recordings and data were, an FBI official told the news website, collected in 2023 after subpoenaing major telephone providers. A source said the phone calls were likely connected to the vote to certify the 2020 election, it cited.