Former Fox News Producer Abby Grossberg’s Legal Team Contacted by Law Enforcement Regarding Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell Recordings

Law enforcement agencies have reached out to the legal team of former Fox News producer Abby Grossberg regarding recordings of discussions between former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and attorney Sidney Powell. The recordings, which were aired on television several weeks ago, include baseless claims of voter fraud.

Grossberg, who worked at Fox News for two years, also revealed on Tuesday that photos of then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in a swimsuit were plastered all over the office of Fox News host Tucker Carlson. She said that the photos were so large that she had to take one down from her computer screen in order to work.

Gerry Filippatos, Grossberg’s attorney, confirmed to CBS News on Wednesday that her legal team had been contacted by “numerous law enforcement authorities” shortly after the tapes were revealed in court filings. He did not provide any further details about the investigation.

The Capitol attack on January 6th has been under investigation by the special counsel’s office, and it is unclear if the recordings are related to the attack or the baseless claims of voter fraud. It is also unclear if the recordings are being used as evidence in the investigation.

Grossberg’s allegations come just one day after Carlson’s departure from Fox News. Carlson has been a vocal supporter of Giuliani and Powell, and has made numerous baseless claims of voter fraud on his show. It is unclear if Grossberg’s allegations are related to Carlson’s departure.