Another Trump prosecutor quits as another conspiracy theory fails
Joe DiGenova, a prosecutor tasked with proving a grand conspiracy against Donald Trump, has suddenly resigned, reportedly due to a lack of evidence and ethical concerns about pursuing indictments without it. His departure, and subsequent comments suggesting impatience with the pace of investigations, has drawn the attention of former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann.
DiGenova's resignation and statements raise questions about the evidence base for investigations targeting Donald Trump and suggest internal dissent among those leading these efforts.
The video also touches on other prosecutors resigning from the Department of Justice due to concerns about vindictive and selective prosecution, and a report about Trump's former FBI Director Kash Patel ordering a response to a critic.
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