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Rep. Jordan to Newsmax: Surveillance Collusion 'Really Scary'

By    |   Wednesday, 17 January 2024 10:20 PM EST

The federal government colluding with big banks to surveil regular Americans is "really scary stuff," Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, told Newsmax Wednesday.

The government and banks engaged in financial surveillance, Jordan told "Eric Bolling The Balance."

"You have big banks searching private transactions for key terms at the request of the federal government, and it looks like there was no warrant requirement. There was no legal process that was done. They just said, Get this information," Jordan said.

They also used terms for their searches that seemingly targeted conservatives, such as "Trump" or "MAGA," as well as where the transactions took place or what was purchased, such as if someone bought a Bible at a bookstore, a firearm at Dick's Sporting Goods, or a fishing license at Cabela's or Bass Pro Shops.

Doing that will get someone "flagged as a ... domestic potential violent extremist, and it's really scary stuff that you have big government working together with big banks to surveil Americans," Jordan said.

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Jeremy Frankel

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