Sen. Hawley calls FBI surveillance of GOP senators ‘worse than Watergate’

Exclusive – Senator Josh Holie, RR Mao, Special Adviser Jacques Smith, was accused of “spying on political opponents” during the investigation of January 6 and describing the alleged monitoring as “abuse of power behind Watergate.”

Fox News stated that the FBI, which is under the supervision of Smith, received calls and descriptive data linked to about ten Senate members, the Republican Party, including Holie, as part of its achievement in the Capitol riot. Track included calls and time tables, not conversation content.

On Monday, Hawli News Digital told the newly released documents indicating that the Biden administration was “spying on the opponents of the political president”, which he called “a deep violation of the separation of the authorities.”

He said that the activity fits what is seen as part of a wider pattern of executive transgression during the Biden era, citing the alleged monitoring of the Catholic churches and parents in the meetings of the school’s board of directors and social media control.

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“The truth comes out. Biden Stase, who claimed to save our“ sacred democracy ”has in reality the additional work to destroy it-all for power. They spied on the Catholic churches, their pro-living, and published the FBI against parents in the school’s board meetings-and tried to benefit from the phones of their political enemies.

“This is an abuse of power outside Watergate, behind J “We need a complete investigation of all those concerned: those who knew this, and those who ordered it, and those who agreed to it. Any person and everyone who violates the law must be tried. The method of saving the country is to restore the rule of law.”

Holie said he was targeted because he is a Republican, a conservative, Voice Biden, and “his chaos.”

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Former Special Adviser Jacques Smith, who led the investigation on January 6, was at the Al -Wahah Center on October 6, 2025, claiming that his office followed the contacts of about ten members of the Republican Senate. (Drew Angeler/Getty Images)

“It is clear that he is completely party,” Senator said, adding that he was proud that he had necessitated what he described as abuse of power by the FBI. He also said that the alleged behavior was “very dangerous and dangerous” for the country.

Holie said that the alleged surveillance scope was greater than Watergate.

“This is worse than Watergate,” he said, on the pretext that Biden “stimulated the entire government to pursue anyone daring to oppose him.” The administration was accused of using agencies such as FBI, DOJ and DHS to silence critics and monitor private citizens.

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Senator Josh Holie, R-MO, was among many legislators who interact after the news broke out on October 6, 2025, that Jack Smith’s investigation on January 6 followed the contacts of nearly dozens of Senators. (Kevin Lietsch/Getty Images)

Holi called for a full investigation into the Ministry of Justice and said that the appointment of a special advisor “will devote their full attention to it” will be appropriate.

He said: “We must face complete accountability, complete transparency, and complete accountability for everyone who participated in this – everyone who knows this, signed this, and he has any role in it, and I cannot imagine that this is legal … and that any person who committed legal violations must be tried.”

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Holi framing the controversy as a test of the constitutional borders, saying that the government should be responsible when using power to pursue political opponents instead of supporting the rule of law.

Brock Centuman from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.