In accordance with a brand new Jack Smith submitting the DOJ could also be part of the scandal of the ‘lacking’ Secret Service textual content messages.
Jack Smith in his Monday evening submitting objected to Trump’s calls for for proof from the Division of Homeland Safety and January 6 Committee.
Per Julie Kelly:
It seems DOJ is a part of the scandal of the lacking Secret Service texts. As I reported just a few days in the past, hundreds of texts between 2 dozen Secret Service officers/brokers together with the director and Robert Engel–the agent Trump allegedly attacked on J6 in accordance with Cassidy Hutchinson–have been deleted on the finish of Jan 2021.
USSS claimed the purge was attributable to a pre-planned reset of units–and it occurred after Home Dems notified exec department to protect data associated to Jan 6.
J6 committee subpoenaed the texts solely to be informed they weren’t recoverable. Now it appears to be like like DOJ had precise telephones however nonetheless couldn’t discover the deleted messages?
That is insane–nobody can probably imagine this given the invasive instruments the govt. has and has used on this investigation.
That is along with Biden’s DHS refusing to offer Home GOP quite a few transcribed interviews with Secret Service officers–additionally apparently the one with Engel.
“WHAT IS THE SECRET SERVICE HIDING?” Julie Kelly stated.
New: Final evening, Jack Smith filed a movement objecting to Trump’s calls for for huge quantities of proof from numerous companies together with DHS and J6 committee.
I’ll submit some highlights…
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— Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) December 10, 2023
The Division of Homeland Safety’s watchdog final 12 months opened a prison investigation into the Secret Service’s ‘deletion’ of January 6 textual content messages.
In accordance with CNBC, the Secret Service was notified of the investigation on Wednesday and ordered to cease its inside forensic probe into the erased textual content messages.
As beforehand reported, the Secret Service was accused of ‘deleting’ textual content messages from January 5 and January 6 by the company’s watchdog.
The Secret Service informed the January 6 Committee that it has no new text messages associated to the Capitol protest after it turned over paperwork and knowledge.
The Secret Service launched a press release Thursday night on the newest assault from the DHS watchdog.
“We’ve knowledgeable the January sixth Choose Committee of the Inspector Normal’s request and can conduct a radical authorized overview to make sure we’re absolutely cooperative with all oversight efforts and that they don’t battle with one another,” the Secret Service stated, in accordance with CNBC.
The watchdog claims the Secret Service deleted the textual content messages after an oversight panel probing the company’s response to January 6 requested the digital communications.
The Secret Service denied the accusations and stated all the requested textual content messages had been saved.
“The insinuation that the Secret Service maliciously deleted textual content messages following a request is fake,” Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi stated.