President Trump’s former attorney Alina Habba revealed that disgraced Biden-era Special Counsel Jack Smith sent FBI agents directly to her New Jersey home and subpoenaed her as part of his sprawling investigation targeting Trump and his legal team.
Habba dropped the bombshell during an appearance on The Benny Show while discussing House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan’s criminal referral of Smith to the Justice Department.
“Jack Smith sent the FBI to my house. What are you talking about? You don’t even know that,” Habba told host Benny Johnson.
“The FBI came knocking on my door in New Jersey. I mean, people don’t know that,” she continued. “But yeah, I was subpoenaed as a lawyer. It’s crazy.”
Habba said Smith wanted to question her as part of what she described as one of the anti-Trump “hoaxes.”
Johnson appeared stunned that Smith’s team would send federal agents to the private home of one of President Trump’s attorneys.
Habba added that she generally avoided discussing the episode publicly because she did not want the attention.
“But now I’m so far gone, and we’ve won,” Habba said. “That’s literally how desperate this person was.”
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Former Trump attorney @AlinaHabba revealed that disgraced Special Counsel Jack Smith sent FBI agents to her home in New Jersey as part of his witch hunt against Trump.
pic.twitter.com/3nLDU87Um9— The Gateway Pundit (@gatewaypundit) September 1, 2026
The Gateway Pundit has reported for years that Jack Smith’s operation was never a narrow probe of one man. It was a dragnet aimed at the entire MAGA movement.
Habba’s home visit fits the pattern.
In February 2023, CNN and others confirmed Habba had already been hauled before Smith’s Washington, D.C. grand jury in the Mar-a-Lago documents case, the third Trump lawyer forced in after Evan Corcoran and Christina Bobb.
Then came Arctic Frost.
Then came Arctic Frost.
Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley and Sen. Ron Johnson later exposed that Smith’s team issued hundreds of subpoenas sweeping up more than 400 Republican individuals and organizations.
They secretly obtained phone toll records of Republican senators and House members, Jim Jordan, Kevin McCarthy, Lindsey Graham, Josh Hawley, Ron Johnson, Marsha Blackburn and others, then got gag orders so the members of Congress wouldn’t even know they were being watched.
Smith later admitted under oath that the judges who signed those nondisclosure orders were not told the records belonged to sitting members of Congress.
In July, Grassley and Johnson released records showing Smith’s investigators accessed text messages involving 44 current and former members of Congress and bypassed the filter team that was supposed to protect privileged material.
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan has now referred Smith to the Justice Department over alleged false statements in his December 2025 deposition.
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