Trump chose Gaetz for his fierce loyalty, criticism of the permanent state, and defense of Trump's policies, including questioning the 2020 election integrity and opposing foreign wars.
The media and DOJ were critical, with some viewing Gaetz as unfit due to past allegations of sex trafficking, which were later dropped by the DOJ.
Gabbard's nomination is significant because she has been a target of illegal surveillance by the intelligence apparatus and has a pro-peace stance, which contrasts with the hawkish views of many in the administration.
NATO's military chief is concerned about the amount of free speech on X, fearing it could influence elections and spread disinformation.
Some Republican senators, including Lisa Murkowski, have openly opposed Gaetz's nomination, questioning his seriousness and fitness for the role.
Potential cuts include funding for transgender research on monkeys, drag theater performances, and security details for retired officials like Anthony Fauci.
The hearing revealed that the government has conducted secret UAP crash retrieval programs and that some government employees have been injured by UAPs, receiving compensation for their injuries.
Hostin's admission highlights Harris's inability to handle even basic questions, which has been a point of criticism and concern among her detractors.
The host views Trump's administration as a disruptive and positive force that could bring significant reforms and potentially dismantle certain agencies, challenging the entrenched deep state.
In this episode of Bongino Report Early Edition, Evita covers Trump appointing Matt Gaetz as his attorney general, MSNBC revealing it has a man crush on Pete Hegseth, and a lesbian woman murdering her father in an election night rage.
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