Pam Bondi Out: Trump's AG Chaos Continues

0:00That's the story for today, year of news today, driven by AI. I'm Cory with the story. President Donald Trump just announced that Pam Bondi is out as attorney general, wrapping up her stormy run that shook up the Justice Department's independence. She came in as a loyalist from Florida, promising no politics, but quickly fired career staff and launched probes into Trump's critics like James. Comey and the Tisha James. Earlier this week, the move followed heavy backlash over her handling of Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking files, which even upset conservatives, despite her tied bond with Trump. Bondi hyped a so-called client list that didn't exist and handed out binders to influencers with nothing new inside. Folks are split critics say she turned the department into Trump's revenge tool, while supporters claim she fixed biases from the Biden era and focused on immigration and crime. Her public cheerleading for Trump, like slapping his face on the headquarters banner, broke all the old rules of keeping distance. Prosecutions against big names got tossed by judges,

1:04and thousands of employees bolted through firings or quits, including those on January 6th. Cases and civil rights teams. Trump praised her, but grew impatient, even posting online to speed up the attacks on rivals. This exit fits Trump's pattern of churning through attorneys general who couldn't fully deliver, leaving the Justice Department an ongoing chaos as. Questions linger on those Epstein files in forced congressional probes.