Grand jury subpoenas ex-CIA chief John Brennan in expansive Trump-Russia conspiracy probe
Federal prosecutors have subpoenaed former CIA Director John Brennan to testify before a grand jury in Fort Pierce, Florida, as part of a broad investigation into alleged weaponized intelligence against Donald Trump.
A federal grand jury in Fort Pierce, Florida, has issued a subpoena to former CIA Director John Brennan, demanding his testimony in a wide-ranging “grand conspiracy” investigation. Prosecutors say the case seeks to determine whether President Donald Trump’s civil rights were infringed and whether Brennan provided false testimony to Congress. The inquiry reportedly spans the entire timeline of the Trump-Russia narrative, from the launch of the Crossfire Hurricane investigation to later efforts to embed the Steele dossier in intelligence assessments.
Brennan, who now works as a senior national security analyst for several outlets, had his security clearance revoked by Trump last January. His attorney confirmed the subpoena in a filing linked to Brennan’s own lawsuit to preserve records of prior investigations. The probe also references earlier FBI and intelligence actions, suggesting they may form part of an ongoing conspiracy that circumvents statutes of limitations.
