Did the FBI Go Too Far? ‘Arctic Frost’ Did the FBI Go Too Far? ‘Arctic Frost’

Newly released “Arctic Frost” documents—highlighted by Sen. Chuck Grassley—detail an FBI probe launched after the 2020 election that subpoenaed records from hundreds of Republican-linked individuals, groups and lawmakers. The heavily redacted files show requests for financials, donor lists, emails and phone tolling data for up to 430 targets, including Trump campaign associates, the RNC, conservative PACs and multiple GOP senators. Supporters say the probe followed credible leads about efforts to influence certification; critics call it an overbroad fishing expedition by the DOJ. This video breaks down the key revelations, legal questions, and political fallout surrounding Arctic Frost. If this helped, please like and share.

RECEIPTS FIRST: documents show the FBI’s “Arctic Frost” probe swept up 160+ Republicans — senators, Trump officials, GOP operatives and even Alex Jones — in what Breanna Morello calls an illegal, 4th Amendment‑trampling surveillance blitz under Biden. In this 3‑minute breakdown, Morello (Infowars) parses newly released subpoenas, Kash Patel records, and House Judiciary disclosures from Jim Jordan and Chuck Grassley that reveal warrantless cellphone monitoring, CR‑15 fallout, and fired agents. Watch for the key evidence, timelines, and who's implicated. If this investigative recap helped you, please like and share.