Joe diGenova resigns from Trump ‘grand conspiracy’ probe: ‘Differences of opinion’
Joseph diGenova, a former Reagan-era prosecutor, recently resigned from his role as the lead prosecutor in the Justice Department’s examination into an alleged conspiracy against President Donald Trump. Hired just a few months prior, on april 20, he served as Counselor to the Attorney General, providing him close access to Attorney General Todd Blanche and the White House. DiGenova expressed that he considered it a privilege and an honor to serve the president before stepping down. the article also includes sections promoting Washington Examiner’s subscription options for ongoing news coverage and analysis.
Joseph diGenova, the former Reagan-era prosecutor hired only several months before, resigned Thursday as the prosecutor leading the Justice Department investigation into an alleged conspiracy against President Donald Trump.
“I resigned today at 3 p.m. I said it had been a privilege and an honor to serve the president,” diGenova told the Washington Examiner. He was hired on April 20 to be Counselor to the Attorney General, a rare but high-ranking post that gave him close access to Attorney General Todd Blanche and the White House.
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