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John Brennan Subpoenaed for Florida Grand Jury in DOJ Probe
The subpoena is part of a broader Justice Department probe into whether Trump investigators conspired to violate his civil rights, his lawyer said.
- Former CIA Director John Brennan has been subpoenaed to testify on October 15 before a Florida grand jury as part of a Justice Department investigation into whether officials conspired against President Donald Trump.
- The Justice Department is examining whether officials who investigated Trump over the last decade, including regarding Russia election interference and classified documents at Mar-a-Lago, conspired to deprive him of civil rights.
- Attorney Ken Wainstein disclosed last Thursday that prosecutors presented the subpoena; prosecutor Joe resigned the same day from the "grand conspiracy" investigation amid reported White House and Justice Department displeasure.
- Brennan remains a target in a separate Washington-based investigation into whether he lied to Congress in 2023, a claim he and his attorneys have consistently denied while seeking a court order preserving investigative records.
- This subpoena is among a flurry issued in recent weeks, with investigator Kurt Olsen confirming the subpoena relates to the broader probe examining potential civil rights violations.
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CIA X-Director John Brennan received a summons to testify in a criminal case known as Grand Conspiracy before a federal grand jury in Fort Pierce, reported by CBS News.
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