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A federal grand jury has reportedly begun issuing subpoenas to former CIA director John Brennan and ex‑FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page as part of the Justice Department’s long‑running probe into the origins of the Trump‑Russia investigation, a development that should alarm every American who values honest, apolitical intelligence. The move — first reported by major outlets late Friday — is not a sideshow; it’s a clear escalation in a probe that has spent years chasing answers about who fed the public and the press a manufactured narrative.
This latest legal pressure on Brennan follows House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan’s formal referral of Brennan to the Department of Justice for allegedly lying to Congress about the Steele dossier and the CIA’s role in the 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment. For years the swamp and the legacy media treated these claims as untouchable, but Republicans in Congress have now put those claims where they belong — under oath and under the microscope.
Federal prosecutors have, according to reporting, been preparing a broader set of subpoenas targeting Obama‑era intelligence officials and assembling documents, emails and texts that could finally explain how the “Russia collusion” story was assembled and fed to the public. The grand jury activity reportedly centers in the Southern District of Florida and is being handled with seriousness by career prosecutors — not the partisan hand‑wringing we got for years from cable TV.
Let’s be blunt: patriotic Americans watched for years as intelligence institutions morphed into political weapons aimed at a duly elected president and his supporters. That politicization was enabled by complicit journalists and former officials who shrugged off obvious bias; now those actions are coming back to haunt them, and the country deserves to see the full truth. These subpoenas are a necessary step toward restoring integrity to agencies that swore to protect the American people, not help elect a political faction.
Conservatives have also pointed to the 2020 episode when more than four dozen former intelligence officers publicly labeled the Hunter Biden laptop reporting as potential Russian disinformation — a declaration that silenced outlets and social platforms at a critical moment. If intelligence figures conspired with media gatekeepers to shape election narratives, Americans have every right to demand accountability and reforms that prevent such shadow‑room influence in the future.
There will be howls from the usual suspects who call any oversight “vengeance,” but hardworking Americans know the difference between justice and revenge. What we’re seeing now is oversight catching up to an intelligence class that too often acted like a political class, and those who lied to Congress or coordinated disinformation must face the legal consequences. This isn’t about politics; it’s about protecting our republic from officials who believe themselves above the law.
