Breaking: FBI Secretly Tracked Phone Activity of Susie Wiles and Trump’s Defense Lawyers

The extracted content discusses a controversial investigation involving the FBIS surveillance activities related to former president Donald Trump and his associates. It reveals that in 2023, the FBI monitored Susie Wiles, a campaign adviser, and her communications with Trump’s lawyers, campaign staff, journalists, and political figures using a pen register/trap-and-trace device to collect metadata on her calls. this investigation,called “Plasmic Echo,” was purportedly linked to allegations surrounding President Trump’s retention of classified documents. Critics argue that the surveillance was extensive and potentially infringed on First and Fourth Amendment rights, as it included monitoring protected First Amendment activities such as communication with reporters. The investigation was authorized by senior FBI officials, including director Christopher Wray and officials like Lisa Monaco and Merrick Garland, amidst Trump’s 2024 presidential bid. Additionally,a meeting between Smith’s team and former CIA Director John Brennan in November 2023 remains shrouded in secrecy,raising further questions about the scope and motives of the investigation.




In a huge scandal that’s destined to be ignored by the mainstream press, allegations have emerged that former special prosecutor Jack Smith’s team wiretapped and monitored not only President Donald Trump’s then-campaign adviser Susie Wiles in 2023, but also his lawyers as well.

Citing newly declassified FBI records, Just The News reported on Monday that Smith’s team used a pen register/trap-and-trace (PR/TT) device on Wiles’ phone that allowed them to see who she called, who called her, when the calls happened, how long the calls lasted, and their metadata.

The records reviewed by Just The News further showed that between February and May 2023, Smith’s team tracked Wiles’ contact with at last 21-Trump affiliated lawyers, as well as campaign personnel, political advisers, and even journalists like Just The News founder John Solomon.

Solomon noted in a post published to the bot-infested social media site X that all of Wiles’ and his activities were “protected by the First Amendment.”

Critics say the details embedded in the records were extensive.

For example, one FBI record noted that a lawyer identified as “Lawyer 7” called Wiles at a particular time and that Wiles returned the call. The record also tracked how long the conversation lasted.

“Good afternoon, WFO is continuing to review the PR/TT on Wiles’s phone number and observed that [Lawyer 7] called Wiles at 2:04pm this afternoon for 41 seconds,” the record read.

WFO is short for Washington, D.C., Field Office.

The tracking of Wiles and her contacts was reportedly done as part of an FBI investigation called “Plasmic Echo” that concerned the president’s alleged retention of classified documents after he first left the White House.

Then-FBI Director Christopher Wray recommended opening the investigation in 2022, according to Just The News. It was ultimately approved by then-Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco and then-Attorney General Merrick Garland.

At the time the investigation was launched, Trump had already entered the 2024 presidential race and chosen Wiles as one of his senior campaign officials.

Another FBI record detailed how the agency sought at one point to pressure former Trump National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien when he declined to volunteer for an interview. They tried to pressure him by scrutinizing his political endorsement of candidates.

“I’m going through all of it, and it looks like O’Brien is active in endorsing Republican candidates,” a member of Smith’s team wrote in February of 2023. “Can FBI please look at his social media and see if there’s anything of relevance we would want to ask him about? Has he endorsed Trump again? Thanks.”

According to a separate Just The News report, disgraced former CIA Director John Brennan is also involved in this burgeoning scandal, as he reportedly met with Smith’s team in November 2023 for reasons that remain secret.

“On 3 November 2023, FBI Washington Field Office (WFO) and Special Counsel personnel met with former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) John BRENNAN at CIA Headquarters in McLean, Virginia,” a typed FBI summary of the meeting reportedly read.

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