re: Kash’s personal email was hacked by Iran-linked hacking group

First Stryker now Kash.

What’s the big deal? Hegseth messages classified military operations to reporters

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If you see what Jack Smith did to Kash Patel as far as wire tapping his phones, text messages, online activity,

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They subpoenaed his phone records along with the other things you listed,
but they did not wiretap his phones. Also, if Iran did hack into his communications, they may have national security/FBI info, which would be much worse than his personal communications.

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I never dreamed that in my 45 years on earth I would see Americans openly cheering for Iran against the US but here we are.

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One can simultaneously hate Iran's horribly repressive regime and also think Kash Patel is the one of the dumbest people ever to grace the halls of the FBI.

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Nobody is cheering for the hackers.

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bullshite.

You are rooting for Iran.

I don't give a frick about this issue".

Let's hear your low effort attempts to refute my statement.

From GROK:

Jack Smith's special counsel team obtained Kash Patel's phone and subscriber records via grand jury subpoenas to Verizon (Patel's carrier)

Patel was a private citizen and Trump associate at the time; he was not indicted in these matters. The subpoenas included nondisclosure/gag orders, so Patel was not notified until the records were later released by Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley in March 2026.

What records were subpoenaed (exact scope from the grand jury subpoenas):

Phone call records: Incoming/outgoing call numbers, dates/times, durations, and session times.

Text message records: Sent/received numbers/dates

IP addresses associated with the accounts.

Online usernames/screen names.


Addresses: Residential, mailing, email, business, and service addresses.

Billing/payment and subscriber information: Credit card numbers and bank account details

Subscriber/account details tied to the phone service.

Time period covered: Approximately two years, spanning roughly October 2020 through February 2023 (specific subpoena windows: one from Oct. 1, 2020–Feb. 22, 2023; the other from Jan. 1, 2021–Nov. 23

Patel has described it as "outrageous and deeply alarming."These details come from the subpoenas and nondisclosure orders released publicly in March 2026 and reported across outlets. No other forms of surveillance on Patel (e.g., physical, email content, or social media) have been publicly tied to Jack Smith's team in these documents.