Topic: Fishing Expedition

The discussion focuses on the possibility that the FBI planted evidence during the hours-long search of Mar-a-Lago. Bannon points out that the warrant was signed by a federal magistrate with ties to Jeffrey Epstein rather than a senior federal judge. He warns that the building must be swept for bugs and that the entire operation was a lawless "fishing expedition" by the administrative state.

Roger Stone announces he has filed a federal lawsuit against Adam Schiff and the House January 6th Committee to block a subpoena for his cell phone records. He characterizes the committee's actions as a "fishing expedition" with no probable cause. Jones adds that these tactics are being "beta-tested" on high-profile patriots before being applied to the general public.

The January 6th Committee is accused of conducting illegal "fishing expeditions" by subpoenaing 19 months of private data from AT&T and Verizon for citizens not charged with crimes. This practice is compared to the British Crown's general warrants, which the U.S. Bill of Rights was designed to prevent. Ali Alexander maintains that his phone records will not contradict his testimony but that the seizure itself is unconstitutional.