White House Declassifies DOJ and FBI Documents Highlighting Susie Wiles Targeting by Main Justice

October 5, 2026 | Sundance |

The White House has declassified documents from within the executive branch specifically from within the Dept of Justice and FBI highlighting that Jack Smith used the Washington Field Office of the FBI to target President Trump’s campaign advisor, campaign manager and current Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.

The activity took place while Joe Biden was President, Merrick Garland was Attorney General and Lisa Monaco was Deputy AG. The FBI targeting of Susie Wiles was authorized by Merrick Garland on March 28, 2022. Recommended by Monaco eight days prior on March 20th.

The FBI opened an investigation on Wiles that encompassed tracking her phone and email records during President Trump’s pre-campaign under the auspices of a “Sensitive Investigative Matter” that would later become “Plasmic Echo.”

In 2016 the Obama FBI opened an investigation of Donald Trump to monitor his campaign activity. In 2022 theBiden FBI opened an investigation of Donald Trump to monitor his campaign activity. The intents and purposes of the investigations seem identical.

This is quite a remarkable series of documents provided by John Solomon {SEE HERE}.

If, like me, you are deep in the weeds on these issues, you might also ask the question:why are we only just now getting to see this information?The answer seems to be at the top of the documents released.

The declassification was done by newly installed White House counsel Will Scharf. On August 9th President Trump noted the departure of White House Counsel David Warrington {source}, who was then replaced by Will Scharf effective September 1st {source}. According to the documents released,Will Scharf declassified them on September 29th{source}.

When Warrington’s exit was announced, there was a curious lack of explanation. Those of you who follow the inside baseball will note my criticism of the White House counsel in both Term-1 and Term-2. Given the context of these releases,it looks like Warrington was an impedimentto sunlight on the corruption within the DOJ and FBI. I’m left to wonder if these documents were sitting in the White House counsel’s office, for more than a while.

Why did the White House wait to release these documents showing how the FBI and DOJ were targeting Donald Trump, his advisors and his campaign team until now. You decide. To me, this is beyond frustrating.

You can review the full outline by John Solomon HERE.

I am trying to remain gracious, but there is no excuse for keeping sunlight away from this level of corruption.

Hopefully the South Florida legal team is reviewing these documents as evidence in the larger conspiracy investigation.

There were different legal justifications used by Main Justice to target Donald Trump. In 2016, ’17, ’18, ’19 it was the nonsense around Trump-Russia. In 2021, ’22, ’23 and ’24 it was the J6 insurrection.However, the outcome of both DOJ/FBI efforts is identical – keep Donald Trump under FBI surveillance.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/10/05/white-house-declassifies-doj-and-fbi-documents-highlighting-susie-wiles-targeting-by-main-justice/#more-287646

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Trump to Sign Executive Order to Lower Diesel Costs: Report

Jack Davis, The Western JournalOct. 5, 2026

A new report says President Donald Trump will take executive actions to lower diesel fuel costs.

According to Politico, which cited sources it did not name, Trump will order a Treasury Department review of taxes that increase the consumer price of diesel fuel.

An executive order to be issued Monday will order states to increase the supply of what’s called tax-exempt red-dyed diesel.

The report said Trump will announce the order, which has been under development for a week, at a campaign rally in Nebraska.

The tax-exempt fuel is used in farming, construction, and other critical sectors.

The Politico report said the order would call upon states to put limitations on dyed diesel in abeyance for the time being.

States will be urged to waive some fuel taxes as well.

The war with Iran, which has limited the oil coming out of the Middle East, and the Ukrainian attacks on Russia which reduced the flow of oil exports have driven down supply, thereby increasing prices.

As of Monday, AAA had the average price of diesel fuel at $6.32 per gallon.

Some 10 states that make up about a third of all diesel sales have already either cut taxes or allowed wider use of dyed diesel.

Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy, said in a social media post that federal actions could save truckers about 60 cents per gallon.

Exports of American diesel have been on the rise with the Trump administration mulling a ban on exports.

However, the policy being rolled out Monday does not ban the shipping of diesel overseas.

Last week, the G7 countries announced ⁠that they would release 100 million barrels of diesel, according to Reuters.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/10/trump-sign-executive-order-lower-diesel-costs-report/

Ukraine’s EU neighbors reject new plea from Kiev – Politico

Poland and Romania say they can’t help transit agricultural exports following Zelensky’s escalatory warfare against Russia

Published 5 Oct, 2026 10:33 |

Poland and Romania have refused to help Kiev move millions of tons of grain – which got stuck in Ukraine following Vladimir Zelensky’s war on exports – into the EU, Politico reports, citing officials in Warsaw and Bucharest. Zelensky’s 40-day campaign resulted in Russia implementing a de facto blockade of Ukraine’s Black Sea ports, with the wider consequences of the strikes estimated at 1.5% of the country’s collapsing GDP.

Last week, Ukrainian Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotsky appealed to the EU for a €1.1 billion ($1.23 billion) allocation to improve transit capacity, which would help free large quantities of grain – Ukraine’s key source of income – trapped in the country.

The request came after Zelensky’s 40-day PR ‘pressure campaign’ on Russia, which involved long-range strikes on oil refineries and civilian infrastructure.The effort backfired, as Russia ramped up strikes on Ukraine’s military-related logistics, including the key hub of Odessa, accounting for an overwhelming majority of Kiev’s agricultural exports.

Speaking to Politico, Vysotsky described the situation as “very, very critical,” after his ministry reported the export of 2.4 million tons of agricultural products in September, just 46% of what Kiev considers the required volume.

He added that export restrictions leave Ukrainian farmers without cash needed to plant seeds now for next year’s harvest. “If the situation stays like this till spring, it could mean the decrease of even 35-40% of the planted area,” he warned.

Last month, Ukrainian officials estimated damage to infrastructure from Russian strikes at nearly $10 billion, with wider consequences amounting to around 1.5% of GDP.

While the EU as a whole is yet to give a definitive answer to the €1.1 billion request, Poland and Romania – which are crucial to facilitating Ukraine’s exports – ruled out any significant assistance.

Romanian Agriculture Minister Barna Tanczos rejected the prospect of substantially expanding capacity, telling Politico that “the interest for our own farmers remains a priority.”

Ukrainian cargo and low Danube water levels are already straining Romanian ports, he said, adding: “Everybody knows we cannot double the number of trains, we cannot double the roads, railways and port capacity. It is what it is.”

The Polish Infrastructure Ministry spokesperson said, as cited by Politico, that Poland “has no plans to introduce any changes aimed at increasing the transit of Ukrainian agricultural products.”

Before the €1.1 billion plea, Ukraine requested €220 million from the EU in grants to support farmers affected by disrupted exports, but the bloc effectively turned it down, pointing instead to existing EU mechanisms.

Agricultural trade has long been a source of friction between Ukraine and its EU neighbors. After the escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in 2022, Brussels suspended duties and quotas on Ukrainian exports, which triggered massive protests from European farmers over what they saw as unfair competition. As a result, the EU introduced an ‘emergency brake’ system in 2024, allowing tariff quotas to return for sensitive products if imports exceed set thresholds.

In addition,many of Ukraine’s neighbors, including Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia, maintain significant restrictions on Ukrainian imports at the national level.

(https://www.rt.com/news/646739-ukraines-eu-neighbors-reject-grain-transit-plea/

The EU countries are tired of Zelensky and his decisions and requests for special favors, so EU countries are not going to help him.