JOHN SOLOMON: We have obtained the pen register records showing the FBI sitting in on Susie Wiles's phones as part of Jack Smith's investigation, code named Plasmic Echo, the originator of the Mar-a-Lago raid.
They were mapping in real time:
1. President Trump's contacts with his legal defense team, identifying which lawyers called at what time of day.
2. Journalists. My calls as a reporter for Just the News were flagged. So were the New York Times and ABC News.
3. Campaign activity, including his political action committee and the Trump team's social media and endorsements.
Endorsements, money, social media, legal contacts, all protected by the Constitution, but maybe not protected by Jack Smith and his team.
Bragg announced the indictment against the president the following week.
They were mapping in real time:
1. President Trump's contacts with his legal defense team, identifying which lawyers called at what time of day.
2. Journalists. My calls as a reporter for Just the News were flagged. So were the New York Times and ABC News.
3. Campaign activity, including his political action committee and the Trump team's social media and endorsements.
Endorsements, money, social media, legal contacts, all protected by the Constitution, but maybe not protected by Jack Smith and his team.
… conversations with Todd Blanche, who represented the president at the time in both the Alvin Bragg indictment and docs indictment in FLA.So Hack Smith got a pen register on Susie Wiles. This, according to records released today by @jsolomonReports, enabled Smith to track calls between Wiles and anyone including the president’s lawyers in real time rather than a backwards look in time. I’m guessing this refers to conversations with Todd Blanche, who represented the president at the time in both the Alvin Bragg indictment and docs indictment in FLA. Bragg announced the indictment against the president the following week.
— Julie Kelly 🇺🇸 (@julie_kelly2) October 5, 2026
Bragg announced the indictment against the president the following week.
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