参议院听证会将披露：近50名来自主流新闻机构的记者被纳入此次调查范围
2026-09-29T09:18:26-04:00 / 福克斯新闻频道
作者：查尔斯·克赖茨 福克斯新闻
发布于 2026年9月29日 美国东部时间上午9:18 | 更新于 2026年9月29日 美国东部时间上午11:09
杰克·史密斯调查记录波及近50名记者的通信内容
爱荷华州联邦参议员、共和党人查尔斯·格拉斯利在周二的听证会上披露，从白宫手机获取的记录中，包含政府官员与福克斯新闻、CNN、CBS、NBC、路透社等主要媒体机构记者之间的通信。
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FOX新闻独家报道： 福克斯数字新闻在周二参议院司法委员会听证会前获悉，前特别检察官杰克·史密斯的调查人员在针对唐纳德·特朗普总统的联邦选举调查中，传唤了数十部白宫手机的短信记录，获取了包含近50名记者与特朗普政府官员——包括福克斯新闻工作人员——之间通信的记录。
此前的国会披露显示，调查人员获取了涉及国会议员的记录。最新披露的记录显示，此次取证还包含政府官员与美国几家大型新闻机构记者之间的通信。
据参议院司法委员会主席、爱荷华州共和党人查尔斯·格拉斯利的发言人援引向该主席提交的举报人披露信息称，这些通信出现在国家档案馆应传票要求提供的记录中，该传票要求提供特朗普首届政府时期87部白宫手机相关材料。
“党派媒体会如何看待这种可耻的政府越权行为？无论从任何标准来看，这都不是一次正常的起诉，”格拉斯利周二在接受福克斯数字新闻采访时质疑道。此前有批评人士指出，传统媒体对杰克·史密斯的调查缺乏关注和报道。
重磅新报告让杰克·史密斯再次陷入困境，吉姆·乔丹指控其试图“干预”2024年大选
2025年12月17日，杰克·史密斯在华盛顿特区国会众议院司法委员会进行闭门证词。史密斯被传唤就其针对特朗普总统行为的全面调查作证，这是该委员会对其主导的调查进行调查的一部分。（Getty Images 供图）
周二被确认被纳入此次调查的机构之一是媒体研究中心。该中心主席大卫·博泽尔2025年曾宣布，在一批公开披露信息发布后，“没有一家广播电视台播出过一秒钟”关于史密斯涉嫌监视保守派组织和参议员的报道。
福克斯新闻是其记者出现在记录中的机构之一，此外还有CNN、CBS新闻——包括其新闻杂志《60分钟》——NBC新闻和CNBC。
记录中还包括来自《华尔街日报》《华盛顿邮报》、彭博社、《洛杉矶时报》《纽约杂志》、路透社、美联社和NPR，以及《联邦党人报》和《华盛顿时报》的记者之间的通信。
阅读名单：44名议员被纳入杰克·史密斯短信调查范围，其法律问责压力与日俱增
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全国联合播出的《马克·莱文秀》也出现在记录中，该节目由福克斯新闻主持人、前里根政府司法部办公厅主任马克·莱文主持。
这些记录源自史密斯办公室2023年6月2日向国家档案馆发出的传票，要求获取与特朗普首届白宫政府众多官员相关手机的短信内容。
杰克·史密斯面临刑事转介，共和党人将证词斗争推向起诉阶段
2025年10月29日，在华盛顿特区，爱荷华州联邦参议员、共和党人查克·格拉斯利与参议院司法委员会共和党议员讨论举报人文件，这些文件显示在杰克·史密斯主导的“北极霜冻”调查中，从8名共和党参议员和1名众议员处获取了197份传票和通话记录数据。（截图/泳池供图）
根据格拉斯利和威斯康星州联邦参议员、共和党人罗恩·约翰逊此前通过国会监督披露的文件，国家档案馆于2023年8月21日提供了符合要求的记录。
格拉斯利和约翰逊今年5月曾向司法部和联邦调查局施压，要求了解在调查人员查看材料之前，如何对该批材料中可能受特权保护的内容进行筛查。
2023年8月21日，助理特别检察官托马斯·温多姆的一封电子邮件指示史密斯团队成员，包括检察官和联邦调查局人员，下载与白宫手机短信相关的文件。
“我们写信是为了确认史密斯及其团队是否使用了相关程序和协议，以过滤掉特权或潜在受特权保护的材料，防止其被不当获取、查看和/或使用，”格拉斯利和约翰逊写道。
这两名参议员要求司法部提供筛查协议，以及在材料提交给调查人员之前负责审查其特权属性的官员名单。
格拉斯利的发言人告诉福克斯数字新闻，委员会已经确认了记录中出现的记者身份，但出于隐私考虑，不会公布他们的姓名。
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2026年1月22日，前特别检察官杰克·史密斯在华盛顿国会大厦众议院司法委员会宣誓作证。（马克·希费尔贝恩/美联社供图）
此次披露进一步引发了人们对史密斯在周二参议院听证会前处理白宫记录方式的质疑，包括调查人员在获取议员、记者和其他第三方通信时遵循了何种保障措施。司法委员会预计将审查史密斯的调查做法以及“北极霜冻”调查的整体范围。
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Jack Smith’s Trump probe swept up Fox News, other media communications as investigation went beyond lawmakers
Nearly 50 journalists from major news outlets were swept up in the probe, a Senate hearing will examine
2026-09-29T09:18:26-04:00 / Fox News
By Charles CreitzFox News
Published September 29, 2026 9:18am EDT | Updated September 29, 2026 11:09am EDT
Jack Smith probe records swept up communications involving nearly 50 journalists
Records obtained from White House phones included communications between government officials and journalists from Fox News, CNN, CBS, NBC, Reuters and other major outlets, Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, revealed during Tuesday’s hearing.
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FIRST ON FOX: Former special counsel Jack Smith’s investigators obtained records containing communications between nearly 50 journalists and Trump administration officials — including Fox News personnel — after subpoenaing text-message records associated with dozens of White House phones during the federal election investigation of President Donald Trump, Fox News Digital has learned ahead of Tuesday’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.
Previous congressional disclosures showed investigators obtained records involving members of Congress. The latest records reveal the production also included communications between government officials and journalists working for some of the country’s largest news organizations.
The communications appeared in records produced by the National Archives in response to a subpoena seeking material associated with 87 White House phones from Trump’s first administration, according to a spokesperson for Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, citing whistleblower disclosures made to the chairman.
“What will the partisan media say about this disgraceful government overreach? This wasn’t a normal prosecution by any means,” Grassley challenged in comments to Fox News Digital on Tuesday, as critics have highlighted the lack of concern or coverage given to Smith’s probe by legacy media.
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Jack Smith arrives for a closed-door deposition before the House Judiciary Committee in Washington, D.C., on Dec. 17, 2025. Smith was subpoenaed to testify about his sweeping investigations into President Donald Trump’s actions, as part of the panel’s investigation into the probes he led.(Getty Images)
One organization identified Tuesday as having been swept up in the probe was the Media Research Center. Its president, David Bozell, announced in 2025 that “not one single broadcast network aired one solitary second” about Smith’s alleged spying on conservative organizations and senators following a tranche of public disclosures.
Fox News is among the organizations whose journalists appear in the records, along with CNN, CBS News — including its newsmagazine “60 Minutes” — NBC News and CNBC.
The records also include communications involving journalists from the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Bloomberg, Los Angeles Times, New York Magazine, Reuters, the Associated Press and NPR, as well as The Federalist and Washington Times.
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The nationally syndicated “The Mark Levin Show,” hosted by Fox News host and former Reagan Justice Department chief of staff Mark Levin, also appears in the records.
The records stem from a June 2, 2023, subpoena issued by Smith’s office to the National Archives seeking text messages from phones associated with numerous officials who served in the first Trump White House.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and Senate Judiciary Republicans discuss whistleblower documents showing 197 subpoenas and call-log data drawn from eight Republican senators and one House member during the Arctic Frost investigation led by Jack Smith, on Oct. 29, 2025, in Washington, D.C.(Screenshot/Pool)
The Archives produced responsive records on Aug. 21, 2023, according to documents previously disclosed through congressional oversight by Grassley and Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., of Arctic Frost.
Grassley and Johnson pressed the Justice Department and FBI in May for information about how potentially privileged material in that production was screened before investigators could review it.
An Aug. 21, 2023 email from assistant special counsel Thomas Windom instructed members of Smith’s team, including prosecutors and FBI personnel, to download documents associated with text messages from the White House phones.
“We are writing to determine what procedures and protocols, if any, Smith and his team used to filter privileged or potentially privileged materials from being impermissibly accessed, reviewed and/or used,” Grassley and Johnson wrote.
The senators requested DOJ’s filtering protocols and the names of officials assigned to review material for privilege before it reached investigators.
The committee has identified the individual journalists whose communications appear in the records but does not plan to release their names because of privacy concerns, a Grassley spokesperson told Fox News Digital.
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Former special counsel Jack Smith takes an oath before the House Judiciary Committee at the Capitol in Washington, Jan. 22, 2026.(Mark Schiefelbein/AP Photo)
The disclosure broadens questions surrounding Smith’s handling of the White House records ahead of Tuesday’s Senate hearing, including what safeguards governed investigators’ access to communications involving lawmakers, journalists and other third parties. The Judiciary Committee is expected to examine Smith’s investigative practices and the broader scope of Arctic Frost.
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