… But the most telling sign is that in Joe’s last week on the job a grand jury in Fort Pierce, Fla., saw its heaviest stream of grand jury witnesses. And lots of big name defense lawyers tell me their famous clients have been peppered with subpoenas over the last 10 days.Joe diGenova resigned today as lead prosecutor in the Fort Pierce case. But not for the reasons some in the legacy media are saying. Yes, disagreements over resources, strategy and access to evidence are common inside DOJ.
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) September 11, 2026
Reporters suggesting Joe resigned because he was being asked to prosecute crimes that didn’t exist have it wrong. An active grand jury like what was seen this week signals concern there is evidence of wrongdoing.
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