Grand Jury Activity Heats Up in DOJ’s Investigation Into John Brennan [WATCH]

The Department of Justice is preparing to issue multiple grand jury subpoenas as part of its ongoing criminal investigation into former CIA Director John Brennan, according to information obtained by Fox News.

Officials from both Miami and Washington, D.C., are reportedly coordinating on the matter, with the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, Jason Reding Quiñones, overseeing the probe.

🚨 BREAKING: The DOJ is now sending out grand jury SUBPOENAS in Florida regarding the investigation into disgraced former CIA Director John Brennan, following the criminal referral from DNI Tulsi Gabbard.

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The latest development signals a significant escalation in the federal government’s investigation into the former intelligence official.

Fox News previously reported that both Brennan and former FBI Director James Comey have been under federal investigation since early July 2025.

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Thursday’s update confirms that prosecutors are now moving forward with formal grand jury activity related to the case.

Comey is currently fighting his case in court, with a trial set for January. While Brennan has not been indicted, officials have indicated that evidence related to his conduct will be presented before a grand jury in South Florida.

It remains unclear whether the proceedings will result in formal charges.

The investigation follows a criminal referral from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), who last month urged the Department of Justice to take action against Brennan for allegedly lying under oath.

In his referral, Jordan accused the former CIA Director of having “willfully and intentionally” made false statements to Congress during his 2023 testimony before the Judiciary Committee.

Specifically, Jordan said Brennan denied that the CIA used the Steele dossier to inform the 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA) on alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

Jordan further alleged that Brennan falsely claimed the CIA opposed including material from the dossier in the assessment.

The referral outlined that Brennan’s testimony was contradicted by documents and witness statements reviewed by congressional investigators.

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“The DOJ is gearing up to issue multiple grand jury subpoenas relating to the DOJ’s investigation into Brennan…

The statements in question revolve around the infamous and discredited Steele Dossier that helped kick off the Russian collusion hoax.”… pic.twitter.com/sQxItV5Hlv

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The Steele dossier, compiled in 2016 by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele, contained unverified allegations linking then-candidate Donald Trump to Russian officials.

The dossier was later shared with the FBI and used to support elements of the investigation into alleged Russian election interference.

Republican lawmakers have argued for years that the dossier was improperly relied upon by federal agencies and intelligence officials during the transition period following the 2016 election.

Multiple congressional inquiries have sought to determine how the dossier influenced both the FBI’s Crossfire Hurricane investigation and the intelligence community’s assessment of Russian activities.

Sources familiar with the current DOJ investigation said that prosecutors in Florida have been gathering documentation and witness testimony to determine whether Brennan’s 2023 congressional statements constituted perjury or obstruction.

The Justice Department has not commented publicly on the investigation or confirmed the scope of the grand jury’s involvement.

However, officials told Fox News that the issuance of subpoenas is imminent, and additional witnesses could be called to testify in the coming weeks.

The inquiry into Brennan is one of several federal cases tied to former intelligence and law enforcement officials over their handling of materials related to the 2016 election.

Comey’s trial, scheduled for early next year, will likely provide the first significant legal test of those investigations.

The Southern District of Florida has confirmed that U.S. Attorney Jason Reding Quiñones is supervising the proceedings.

DOJ officials have emphasized that while no indictment has been filed, the presentation of evidence before a federal grand jury represents a key step in determining whether Brennan will face formal charges.