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A special counsel can't just demand a senator's phone records. Phone companies require a subpoena with probable cause, and their lawyers may fight it to protect privacy and avoid liability. #legalprocess

This is the TRUTH behind the chaos. The legal standard for seizing the private communications of high-ranking officials is non-negotiable, yet it appears some may have circumvented due process entirely. We dive into the shocking theoretical scenario where a Special Counsel demands the phone records of a sitting United States senator—and the telecom companies comply without resistance. What does probable cause mean when a powerful government body tries to invade privacy? Learn why major corporations now face massive liability for failing to file a motion to quash the administrative subpoena. This isn't just a legal grey area; it’s a potential constitutional crisis that exposes systemic overreach at the highest levels of the DOJ and FBI.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro / The Hypothetical Scenario
0:38 The Requirement for a Subpoena
1:15 Defining Probable Cause
2:19 Telecom Company Right to Quash
3:49 Massive Corporate Liability
5:26 Hypotheticals vs. Reality
5:58 The Missing Subpoena Applications
6:19 Potential FBI and Special Counsel Liability

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