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Deep Dive
Why did Donald Trump nominate Pam Bondi as his Attorney General pick?
Trump nominated Bondi after Matt Gaetz withdrew due to a child sex trafficking investigation. Bondi had been a loyal surrogate, defending Trump during his first impeachment inquiry and spreading election fraud claims in 2020.
What role did Pam Bondi play in the 2020 election aftermath?
Bondi, alongside Rudy Giuliani, traveled to Pennsylvania to spread false claims about the election results, contributing to the narrative of voter fraud that underpinned Trump's efforts to overturn the election.
How did Pam Bondi's past actions as Florida's Attorney General relate to Donald Trump?
Bondi received a $25,000 donation from the Trump Organization in 2013, shortly after which she dropped a criminal investigation into Trump University. This raised questions about potential bribery and her loyalty to Trump.
What controversial statements has Pam Bondi made about gun control?
Bondi has falsely claimed that Democrats aim to take guns from law-abiding citizens and give them to migrants and terrorists. She also supported Trump's proposal to confiscate guns without due process, a stance later moderated under NRA pressure.
What concerns have been raised about Pam Bondi's potential impact on the Department of Justice?
Critics, including Senator-elect Adam Schiff, worry that Bondi, if confirmed, might drop cases against violent insurrectionists from January 6th and continue to propagate the 'big lie' about the 2020 election.
How has the public reacted to the rising costs of living under Trump's administration?
Many viewers have shared personal stories of increased costs for groceries and everyday items, attributing the rise to Trump's policies and market instability caused by his administration's actions.
- Bondi was a key figure in spreading lies about the 2020 election results.
- She has been a frequent guest on right-wing shows, advocating for Trump and against Democrats.
- Bondi suggested that the Department of Justice would be weaponized under a Trump administration.
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