Trump Fires AG Bondi: What's Next at Justice?

0:00On April 3, President Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi on April 2 after days of White House buzz about it. Sources say he lost patience with her performance. She drew heat for not landing prosecutions against his foes, like New York Attorney General, Latisha James, and ex-FBI Director James Comey. Her defenses of Trump also started missing the mark with fellow Republicans. A flashpoint was those Jeffrey Epstein files. Bondi promised full release early in Trump's second term, but pushed to keep them sealed through the Justice Department for over a year. She faced the House Committee grilling on the secrecy with Epstein victims watching. That image of her dodging their eyes stuck, especially her odd pivot to stock market talk when pressed by a Democrat. Bondi hit social media calling it a smooth transition, winning nods from some GOP voices, but mostly laughs and jabs online. Expect big shifts at justice as Trump eyes a replacement.