FBI seizes Eric Swalwell's phone in airport face-off as White House releases dirt

Former Rep. Eric Swalwell’s phone was reportedly seized by FBI agents at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday, in connection with the White House’s release of older FBI files. A report by the Daily Mail said agents confronted Swalwell with a search warrant as he stepped off a plane, and that he was cooperative. The next day, additional court-approved warrants were carried out at his Northeast Washington home, though neither Swalwell nor his wife, Brittany Watts, was there. The airport incident came two days before the White House released newly declassified files, which journalist Marcy Wheeler said had been declassified on March 23 for California’s June 2 gubernatorial primary.