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All right.

Plasmic Echo.

I'm not really sure.

Typically, when there's some type of underhanded secret dragnet operation going on, the name that they assign to it is kind of like, what was it? Hurricane.

What was 2016? BFF Sandy.

It was something hurricane in 2016.

I don't know what plasmic echo was supposed to signal, but it was Jack Smith's secret dragnet.

And this is according to newly declassified FBI records, according to just the news who's been working in the in the weaponization group.

And this is John Solomon's outfit.

Smith's team use a pen register trap and take trap and trace device on Trump's now president.

Chief of Staff Susie 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.

Between February and May 2023, they tracked Wiles' contact with at least 21 Trump-affiliated lawyers.

as well as campaign personnel, political advisors, and even journalists like John Solomon himself.

And as Solomon noted, all of her activities, all of Trump's attorneys, and all of their

activities are protected by the First Amendment.

Well, you may be saying, AK, did they listen in on the calls? It doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter whether or not they listened in.

They were tracking.

They were monitoring her activity and with attorneys.

That gives them the monitoring the activities, who she's talking to, how many phone calls she's having, who were these lawyers.

And they were able to use that as a way, for example, to pressure because it not only included attorneys, it not only included journalists, it also included donors.

And what they were doing with this information is they could tell what Trump's legal strategy was just in terms of how many phone calls were had, how close they were to filings, what type of attorneys they had hired.

It gave them critical information.

More on the donors a little bit later.

They tracked all of her calls with reporters that included ABC News, New York Times.

All right.

Plasmic Echo.

I'm not really sure.

Typically, when there's some type of underhanded secret dragnet operation going on, the name that they assign to it is kind of like, what was it? Hurricane.

What was 2016? BFF Sandy.

It was something hurricane in 2016.

I don't know what plasmic echo was supposed to signal, but it was Jack Smith's secret dragnet.

And this is according to newly declassified FBI records, according to just the news who's been working in the in the weaponization group.

And this is John Solomon's outfit.

Smith's team use a pen register trap and take trap and trace device on Trump's now president.

Chief of Staff Susie 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.

Between February and May 2023, they tracked Wiles' contact with at least 21 Trump-affiliated lawyers.

as well as campaign personnel, political advisors, and even journalists like John Solomon himself.

And as Solomon noted, all of her activities, all of Trump's attorneys, and all of their

activities are protected by the First Amendment.

Well, you may be saying, AK, did they listen in on the calls? It doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter whether or not they listened in.

They were tracking.

They were monitoring her activity and with attorneys.

That gives them the monitoring the activities, who she's talking to, how many phone calls she's having, who were these lawyers.

And they were able to use that as a way, for example, to pressure because it not only included attorneys, it not only included journalists, it also included donors.

And what they were doing with this information is they could tell what Trump's legal strategy was just in terms of how many phone calls were had, how close they were to filings, what type of attorneys they had hired.

It gave them critical information.

More on the donors a little bit later.

They tracked all of her calls with reporters that included ABC News, New York Times.