Graham Slams ‘Arctic Frost’ Probe, Promises Lawsuit Over Targeting of GOP Lawmakers
Sen. Lindsey Graham is issuing his most forceful warning yet over the federal “Arctic Frost” investigation, vowing to file a lawsuit after learning that his private communications were swept up in the probe. According…
Sen. Lindsey Graham is issuing his most forceful warning yet over the federal “Arctic Frost” investigation, vowing to file a Lawsuit after learning that his private communications were swept up in the probe.
According to Fox News, while speaking with Sean Hannity on Tuesday, the South Carolina Republican said he has reached his breaking point.
“I think this was worse than Watergate, an effort to destroy President Trump, charge him with crimes that are just ridiculous, and come after people like me,” Graham said. “I’m not going to put up with this crap anymore. I’m going to sue.”
The investigation, overseen by former special counsel Jack Smith, allegedly tracked the private communications and phone records of nearly a dozen Republican lawmakers during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot inquiry. Fox News Digital reported last month that Graham was among those monitored.
Others reportedly subjected to tracking included Sens. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, Josh Hawley of Missouri, Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming, Bill Hagerty of Tennessee, Dan Sullivan of Alaska, and Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, along with Rep. Mike Kelly of Pennsylvania.