Attorney General Todd Blanche Sidesteps Questions on Joe diGenova Resignation Amidst Reports of Tense Call
In the United States, Attorney General Todd Blanche avoided answering questions about whether he requested the resignation of Joe diGenova from the Justice Department, amidst reports of a tense phone call between them.
Baltimore, MD, September 15, 2026 —
United States Attorney Todd Blanche has reportedly declined to comment on allegations that he requested the resignation of Joe diGenova from the Justice Department.
Reports indicate that Blanche’s non-response follows news of a tense phone call that occurred between the two individuals. Specific details surrounding the nature or outcome of this reported call have not been publicly elaborated upon by either party involved, nor have they been officially confirmed by the Justice Department.
When questioned regarding whether he had asked for diGenova’s resignation, Attorney General Blanche reportedly did not provide a direct answer. The circumstances leading to this reported request, the content of the alleged phone call, and the specific roles or positions held by Joe diGenova within the Justice Department were not detailed in the information available.
The precise reason for the alleged tension during the phone call, and its subsequent connection to a potential resignation request, remain subjects of unconfirmed reports. Further clarification from Attorney General Blanche’s office or Joe diGenova has not been provided, leaving the exact situation and any potential repercussions unaddressed publicly.
The lack of direct comment from Attorney General Blanche on the matter leaves the question of whether he requested Joe diGenova’s resignation unresolved. The reports of a tense phone call serve as the primary context for these unaddressed inquiries.
Story summarized from the original created by Colin Meyn on thehill.com, see more information here.
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