Washington, D.C. – Senators Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and Ron Johnson (R-WI) dropped a bombshell today, releasing whistleblower records they claim expose a corrupt FBI operation targeting former President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence. Dubbed “Arctic Frost,” the investigation allegedly involved the seizure of government-issued cell phones from both leaders and a flurry of nationwide interviews aimed at bolstering a politically motivated probe.
In a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel, the senators revealed unclassified documents showing the FBI obtained Trump and Pence’s phones from the Biden White House without initial warrants, later drafting search authorizations. The records detail over 50 interviews and subpoenas across seven states in June 2022, costing taxpayers $16,000 in travel expenses over four days. The probe, launched in April 2022 by anti-Trump agent Timothy Thibault, is accused of breaching FBI protocol and feeding into Special Counsel Jack Smith’s elector case against Trump.
Grassley and Johnson slammed the effort as a “taxpayer-funded witch hunt,” alleging the FBI and DOJ under Biden weaponized their authority to target political rivals. “The American public deserves better,” they declared, demanding full transparency and accountability for what they call a “national disgrace.” The disclosures also claim the FBI merged its investigation with a DOJ inquiry, accessing communications from officials like former Attorney General Bill Barr.
The revelations, publicized on March 15, 2025, have ignited fierce debate, with critics questioning the FBI’s impartiality and supporters of the senators hailing their oversight as a stand against Deep State overreach. The DOJ and FBI have yet to respond officially to the explosive allegations.
Artic Frost Probe: Washington, D.C. – Senators Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and Ron Johnson (R-WI) dropped a bombshell today, releasing whistleblower records they claim expose a corrupt FBI operation targeting former President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence. Dubbed “Arctic Frost,” the investigation allegedly involved the seizure of government-issued cell phones from both leaders and a flurry of nationwide interviews aimed at bolstering a politically motivated probe.
In a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel, the senators revealed unclassified documents showing the FBI obtained Trump and Pence’s phones from the Biden White House without initial warrants, later drafting search authorizations. The records detail over 50 interviews and subpoenas across seven states in June 2022, costing taxpayers $16,000 in travel expenses over four days. The probe, launched in April 2022 by anti-Trump agent Timothy Thibault, is accused of breaching FBI protocol and feeding into Special Counsel Jack Smith’s elector case against Trump.
Grassley and Johnson slammed the effort as a “taxpayer-funded witch hunt,” alleging the FBI and DOJ under Biden weaponized their authority to target political rivals. “The American public deserves better,” they declared, demanding full transparency and accountability for what they call a “national disgrace.” The disclosures also claim the FBI merged its investigation with a DOJ inquiry, accessing communications from officials like former Attorney General Bill Barr.
The revelations, publicized on March 15, 2025, have ignited fierce debate, with critics questioning the FBI’s impartiality and supporters of the senators hailing their oversight as a stand against Deep State overreach. The DOJ and FBI have yet to respond officially to the explosive allegations.
The Artic Frost Probe
The “Arctic Frost” probe refers to an FBI investigation initiated in April 2022, which has been spotlighted by Senators Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and Ron Johnson (R-WI) as an alleged politically motivated operation targeting former President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence. According to whistleblower disclosures and unclassified FBI records released by the senators on March 14, 2025, the probe involved the seizure of government-issued cell phones belonging to Trump and Pence, obtained from the Biden White House without initial warrants, followed by the drafting of search authorizations. The investigation, led by FBI agent Timothy Thibault—described as anti-Trump—was launched in breach of standard protocol and is said to have formed the basis for Special Counsel Jack Smith’s later elector case against Trump.
The probe rapidly escalated, with the FBI conducting over 50 interviews and issuing subpoenas across seven states in June 2022, costing taxpayers $16,000 in travel expenses over four days. It also merged with a DOJ inquiry, granting access to communications from officials like former Attorney General Bill Barr. Grassley and Johnson have labeled “Arctic Frost” a “taxpayer-funded witch hunt,” accusing the FBI and DOJ under the Biden administration of weaponizing their authority against political adversaries. Critics, including the senators, argue it reflects Deep State corruption, while the FBI and DOJ have not yet officially responded to these claims as of March 15, 2025. The investigation’s scope and speed, alongside Thibault’s alleged bias, remain central to the controversy.
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