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Exclusive: Tense phone call and resignation upend Justice Department probe into Trump’s top foes

The probe has faced disputes over resources and scope, and investigators recently issued subpoenas as officials weighed possible charges.

  • Joe diGenova, the Washington lawyer and former top prosecutor leading the South Florida-based investigation into President Donald Trump's political enemies, resigned Thursday following a tense phone call with Attorney General Todd Blanche.
  • The probe aimed to uncover a so-called "grand conspiracy," examining government actions stretching back to the 2016 Russian election interference inquiry and the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane."
  • Tensions had mounted for weeks over diGenova's resource requests, specifically his demand for a high-security SCIF at the Fort Pierce office, which Justice Department officials directed him to access at an FBI facility.
  • Following his abrupt departure, Justice Department officials remain confident in the remaining team, expecting momentum to pick up as investigative activity intensifies with recent grand jury subpoenas.
  • Recent witness outreach regarding the 2023 search of Mar-a-Lago marks a significant expansion, bringing the inquiry closer to present-day events beyond the 2016 election focus.
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Exclusive: Tense phone call and resignation upend Justice Department probe into Trump’s top foes

The Justice Department’s push to pursue a sweeping conspiracy probe into former officials behind investigations targeting President Donald Trump has descended into turmoil and possibly new delays following the abrupt resignation of the top prosecutor overseeing the probe.

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