Twitter, in its fight to keep the user's information secret, suggested the subpoena may be part of a government attempt -- from either Nunes, a California Republican, or the Justice Department -- to unmask Nunes' critics and chill their speech. But the details of what and who were being investigated are scant and the court records don't show whether the investigation is over.
A lawyer for Twitter also revealed in the court filings that in late January -- even after Democrats had taken control of the White House and Congress -- the company thought Nunes, a Republican and Trump ally, somehow could be behind the subpoena. The next day, prosecutor Michael Friedman told Twitter's law firm that the grand jury subpoena was part of a criminal investigation into threats, the court records show.
Lock Barr up.
Numbnuts nunes is a parody he’s trying to pose a a congressman
'The subpoena landed after Nunes had sued Twitter and parody accounts posing as his cow and his mother'