CNN Reporter Spots Pirro Leaving West Wing With White Box
Jeanine Pirro was reportedly spotted walking out of the West Wing hauling a white box behind her.
The U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia was captured on camera Monday afternoon exiting the White House wheeling a briefcase and the box, according to CNN’s Kit Maher. The image was published hours after President Donald Trump publicly tore into Pirro over a dropped criminal case, and it fueled speculation that her days in the job were numbered.
Asked whether officials routinely wheel large file boxes out of the building after meetings, CNN’s Kaitlan Collins told viewers, “No, that was pretty unusual.” (RELATED: Trump Goes At It With Fox-News-Host-Turned-Key-Appointee In Latest Chapter Of Reflecting Pool Saga)
CNN reported she was not fired during the visit, which the network characterized as a possibly awkward sit-down with the president, and that Trump was still weighing whether to remove her.
Pirro’s trip to the White House followed a blistering round of criticism from Trump earlier in the day. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, the president said she “choked” and made a mistake. He then went further, saying, “I was disappointed with Jeanine Pirro, really disappointed with Jeanine Pirro. She folded like an umbrella, and people get away with things,” calling the outcome a “disgrace.” Trump repeatedly declined to say whether he would fire her.
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The clash traces back to Pirro’s office moving Friday to dismiss a felony case against David Hearn, a former Olympic canoeist accused of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Prosecutors concluded the harm came from a faulty contractor installation rather than vandalism. Trump rejected that finding and, according to Newsweek, was “blindsided” by the decision. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum disputed her account on X.
A Kalshi prediction market put the odds of Pirro announcing her departure before Sept. 1 at roughly 97 percent as of Monday, Newsweek reported.
Pirro, a former Fox News host on “The Five,” took the interim prosecutor role in 2025 after Trump named her to the position.
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