The FBI thought they could get away with this, but Senator Rand Paul is exposing their crimes against the President.

Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky was, admittedly, not always aboard the Trump Train.

They exchanged fiery insults on the presidential debate stage, but Paul gave Trump his total support afterwards, and the pair formed a surprising friendship.

The two often golf together, and Paul has become one of the President’s trusted advisors on economic and foreign matters.

Now Paul is using his knowledge of the Swamp to help the President fight back against the powers working to undermine his presidency.

The Senator is a strong defender of the Bill of Rights, particularly the right to privacy, and has repeatedly hounded the FBI and NSA for their overreach in the past.

Paul recently asked pointed questions to FBI Director Wray regarding his agency’s possible spying on Trump via wiretapping.

? The FBI Director just testified in the US Senate. I asked him if @realDonaldTrump phone conversations are getting collected in the FISA database. He wouldn't answer. Is NSA or FBI listening in on our President? We know bad actors exist within intel community. REFORM NEEDED NOW

— Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) October 10, 2018

When asked whether or not the FBI or the NSA are currently listening in on Trump’s phone calls, Wray would not give Paul a straight answer.

This should be a simple yes or no question, but Wray’s silence speaks volumes.

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Something is definitely rotten in our intelligence community, and Paul is determined to stop it. Everyone has a 4th amendment right to privacy, including the President.

If the FBI and NSA are violating that right in order to help the Democrats, they must be held accountable.

Paul continued to hammer Wray on whether or not the FBI is collecting data on both private citizens and public servants without a warrant, and Wray repeatedly dodged the questions.

Today I questioned FBI Director Wray on the domestic spying and government abuse of our data. The concern of us who want more control over what the government can do with our data is because as Madison said men are not angels. That's why we have the Constitution. pic.twitter.com/nOmqoPp62J

— Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) October 10, 2018