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Senate Judiciary Committee chairman makes public FBI emails, alleges politicization of Trump investigations
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At a Senate Judiciary Committee meeting the committee chairman said he released FBI emails that he said show agents prioritized investigations involving former President Trump and his allies and urged Attorney General Bondi and FBI Director Patel to produce related records.
At a Senate Judiciary Committee meeting, the committee chairman said he was making public several FBI emails that, he said, show agents planning and celebrating the indictment of a former Trump advisor and prioritizing investigations tied to former President Donald Trump.
The chairman said the released records include messages about the indictment of Peter Navarro and the origins of an FBI case he called "Arctic Frost," which he said later became part of Special Counsel Jack Smith's prosecutions. He said some agents on the Arctic Frost matter also worked on the Navarro case, and named individuals cited in the emails as examples of that overlap.
"These emails show Bridal, FBI agents planning and celebrating the indictment of Trump advisor, Peter Navarro, in 2022," the chairman said during opening…
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