Trump Fires Bondi, Appoints Blanche as Acting AG

0:00On April 3rd, President Donald Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi after her 14-month run, dropping just four words in the back of his presidential limo on the way to the Supreme Court. He told her it was time to go, turning down her ass to stick around until summer. Trump got frustrated over her slow work on the Jeffrey Epstein files and pushing cases against rivals like former FBI director James Comey and New. York Attorney General Latisha James Bondi called her just as department stint, the honor of a lifetime, instead she's pumped for a new private sector gig. She had lobbied for Qatar back in July 2019, pulling in $115,000 a month. Now Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch steps in as acting AG. He's the guy who shifted Galeen Maxwell to a low security spot after chatting with her. Meanwhile, House Oversight's top Democrat, Rep. Robert Garcia, says Bondi still faces heat for the Epstein mess and must show up for her April 14th deposition under oath.

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