It’s outrageous that the department of justice may have used a criminal investigation as pretext to spy on journalists, members of congress, their families, and congressional staff.
Jerry Nadler: “It’s outrageous that the department of justice may have used a criminal investigation as pretext to spy on journalists…”
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Jerry Nadler expressed outrage over the Justice Department's potential misuse of criminal investigations to spy on various individuals.
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