Trump lawyer may have inadvertently revealed grand jury info: legal expert

Source: Raw Story

November 6, 2025 7:09PM ET


A lawyer and ally of President Donald Trump may have revealed secret grand jury information while speaking to a far-right commentator, according to one legal expert. Mike Davis, who founded the Trump-focused Article III Project, bragged that his "good friend" was a U.S. attorney and that he'd called for a special grand jury in South Florida.

"My good friend Jason Quiñones got confirmed as the U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of Florida and Miami," said Davis. "There's now a special grand jury that Jason just motioned the court and the Southern District of Florida to open in Fort Pierce, that's going to be impaneled in January. I think that sounds like a great place to open up this grand jury on Crossfire Hurricane."

Davis bragged that he'd been calling for a criminal probe linking the Russia probe, Jan. 6, the classified documents scandal and even Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro defying a congressional subpoena all into one bucket of the same issue that he thinks should be tried in Florida.

The problem, however, is that Davis just revealed information about a grand jury that he got from a U.S. Attorney. Grand juries are secret by law. Davis received his law degree from the University of Iowa in 2004; a local profile from 2019 cited. While he should have known that grand juries are secret, it's his friend, Mr. Quiñones, who may have violated the grand jury secrecy laws.

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