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Documents released by the White House reveal that the FBI monitored the phone activity of Susie Wiles, now President Donald Trump's chief of staff, from February through May 2023.
The records, part of the "Plasmic Echo" investigation into Trump's handling of classified documents, detail how investigators tracked Wiles' communications with attorneys, journalists, campaign officials, and Secret Service agents.
The released files provide a granular view of the bureau's monitoring scope. Investigators catalogued who called Wiles, whom she called, the timing of these interactions, and their duration.
The documents identify at least 21 attorneys among her contacts, alongside personnel from the Trump Organization and the Secret Service.
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