Smith's office uncovered gop links to trump's 2020 election interference

Jack Smith's special counsel investigation into Donald Trump's election interference has unveiled a web of contacts between the former President's Republican allies in Congress and key co-conspirators, according to newly released records.

Subpoenas targeted gop lawmakers

Smith's deputies mapped a vast network of communications between Trump's most vocal supporters in Congress and individuals later identified as the ex-President's accomplices in his bid to subvert the 2020 election results.

Internal emails from January 2023 reveal how top GOP lawmakers directly corresponded with those later named as Trump's co-conspirators, including Rudy Giuliani and John Eastman.

Republican lawmakers have been vocal in their criticism of Smith's investigation, with some claiming the subpoenaing of their phone records was an overreach.

However, the newly disclosed documents suggest these lawmakers were part of a larger web of communication and coordination with the White House and Trump's inner circle during the post-election period.

Sen. Ted Cruz, who was among those whose data Smith's office sought to obtain via subpoena, claimed the investigation was