Former Biden admin accused of doing this horrible thing to Trump

Joe Biden’s time in office was a disaster. That was very obvious.

And the former Biden admin was accused of doing this horrible thing to Trump.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan appeared on Fox News’s Hannity Tuesday night and delivered a blunt assessment on Jack Smith’s January 6 investigation.

Jordan made clear that what investigators have uncovered so far exceeds even their earlier expectations.

Host Sean Hannity pressed him on the next phase of the probe. “Are you now looking into other crimes associated with this?” he stated.

“Especially because FBI officials in Washington were pushing back against all of this action.”

“Yeah. Well, well, first of all, Sean, once again, we’re — our — the line we always use is the only thing we get wrong in these investigations is it’s always worse than we thought. And we once again were proven right in that. I mean, the length he was willing to go to stop President Trump or try to stop President Trump from being president is just unbelievable,” Jordan said in response.

The Ohio Republican confirmed that Smith has already been referred for lying under oath. Smith told lawmakers he only obtained records of congressional communications, yet evidence shows he gained access to the actual contents of those messages.

Jordan also flagged Smith’s efforts to restrict the former president’s ability to speak freely while the investigations dragged on, calling that a direct assault on core constitutional protections.

Hannity then turned to one of the more aggressive tactics employed: real-time monitoring tools aimed at Trump’s inner circle.

“All right. Let’s talk about the real-time monitoring tools that were being used here especially as it relates to Susie Wiles, who was talking to, often, not only the president’s friends and supporters and donors, and political allies, but also his attorneys,” Hannity stated.

Jordan described the practice in stark terms:

“Yeah. I mean, look, the idea that they went and got real time communications, knowing who Susie Wiles is talking to, when that call happens, how long that call lasts, who’s calling her, who she may be contacting, that is crazy. They did that to both the first lady, to the first family, and of course, to the White House — later the White House chief of staff. This is how ridiculous it all got, the lengths again he was willing to go to try to stop President Trump.”

That level of surveillance reached the first family and the eventual White House chief of staff, illustrating just how far the operation stretched in its determination to hobble Trump’s political future.

Jordan placed the entire episode inside a longer sequence of Democratic tactics.

“And understand, Sean, this was all part of this long pattern of the Democrats,” he said.

“In 2016, it was, ‘Oh, we’re going to spy on the other campaign, use the dossier, the whole Russia collusion hoax.’ Then in 2020, it was the 51 former intel officials writing the letter saying the Hunter Biden laptop was a Russian information operation. And then in 2024, it was Jack Smith who was looking to indict the president and keep him from taking office, so much so that he’s willing to go get the communications of his chief of staff and his first family.”

From the Russia collusion narrative built on a questionable dossier, to the coordinated effort to dismiss the Hunter Biden laptop as foreign disinformation, to Smith’s aggressive pursuit of Trump in the final stretch of the 2024 campaign, the pattern remains consistent.

Each episode involved federal tools and institutional muscle aimed at one side of the political aisle.