Trump Media blasts Jack Smith for subpoenaing bank records

Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG) CEO Devin Nunes on Wednesday night blasted former Special Counsel Jack Smith for subpoenaing the company's bank records as part of his probe into President Donald Trump.

Nunes said TMTG was one of the 400 Trump-aligned individuals and organizations that Smith "spied on" in his probes, and that Smith's team issued a "shockingly broad, secret subpoena for our banking records."

"This is a stunning abuse of power against a private business and our hundreds of thousands of retail investors, especially since Trump Media did not even exist at the time of the events Jack Smith was supposedly investigating," Nunes posted on Truth Social. "We now need to know what the [Securities and Exchange Commission] and J.P. Morgan knew about this blatant malfeasance, when did they know it, and whether anyone leaked our bank records."

Smith led two criminal investigations into Trump during the Biden administration, including into allegations that Trump mishandled classified documents and that his actions on January 6, 2021, were an attempt to overturn the 2020 election. 

The president was never convicted of crimes in either case. 

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