Brennan Probe: House Intel Committee Hands Over Classified Records

0:00On March 25, the House Intelligence Committee voted on Tuesday to hand over classified records about former CIA director John Brennan to the Justice Department. This move signals that the probe into Brennan is still very much alive. It all stems from a criminal referral back on October 21, 2025, when House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan of Q's Brennan of, lying under oath during a transcribed interview on May 11, 2023. Some pointed to conflicts between Brennan's words and declassified info on the steel dossier in the intelligence community's January 20. Seventeen report on Russian election meddling. Brennan's lawyers revealed late last year that he's a target of a grand jury in Florida's Southern District, run by U.S. Attorney Jason Redding, Key Nomes. The Justice Department also confirmed in July 2025 that it's looking into both Brennan and XFBI director James Comey. For background, a bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee review in 2020 upheld the core

1:03findings of that Russia interference assessment, noting the steel material was just in an annex and didn't drive the judgments. Prosecutors now have these extra records to dig through, zeroing in on whether Brennan's testimony was false, though no charges have dropped yet, and nothing's gone public. The case keeps moving forward quietly.