🚨 SHOCK: Pam Bondi SCREWED as Trump TURNS ON HER

We have some major breaking news in the form of a bombshell Wall Street Journal report, and the long and short of it is that the beleaguered Attorney General, Pam Bondi, might be heading for the exit one way or another because Donald Trump has been telling aides that he is furious with her performance, calling her weak and ineffective. But before we unpack all that, if you end up liking this video and you want to support the channel, please be sure to hit the like, subscribe, and alert bells before you go. Folks, as you know, Pam Bondi is objectively the most unpopular member of Donald Trump's cabinet. Pretty much all of them are unpopular. I think RFK, weirdly, is the most popular. Pam Bondi is the least. Even MAGA hates her guts and has hated her guts ever since the Epstein Files debacle where she said she was releasing the Epstein Files Phase 1 binder gate, remember, and she handed those dipshit conservative influencers the binders full of information about the Epstein Files. And then, whoop, lo and behold, it turns out that actually it was just regurgitated information all previously publicly released. She's been on a downhill streak with MAGA, both the pundits and, of course, many of the politicians. Fox News analyst Andy McCarthy has had some terrible things to say about her, which are all accurate. And now we know, courtesy of the conservative Wall Street Journal, a sister publication of Fox, Trump's not happy either. Trump has complained about Pam Bondi repeatedly to aides. Trump has privately criticized his attorney general as weak and ineffective in recent weeks. Donald Trump has complained to aides repeatedly in recent weeks about Attorney General Pam Bondi, describing her as weak and an ineffective enforcer of his agenda, administration officials and other people familiar with his complaints said. The criticisms appear to be part of an intense campaign by Trump to pressure the Justice Department to more aggressively pursue his priorities. Some of the officials said Trump has previously criticized Bondi at times, but his vocal concerns about his attorney general have grown more frequent in recent months, officials said. Now, remember, Donald Trump has himself, as you said, as the Wall Street Journal notes, complained about Pam Bondi. He did that in that infamous screed that he apparently meant to send as a truth social direct message, but accidentally publicly posted it, demanding that she prosecute James Comey, Letitia James, Adam Schiff and others. He complained about her in that statement, basically reading her the riot act, and he accidentally published it to the American people. So apparently it's gotten worse. This month, Trump has talked with allies about how he could appoint special counsels at the Justice Department because he is so frustrated with what he sees as the slow progress of its work, people familiar with the matter said. Now, there's a bit of interesting lore here, law. Special counsels are legally appointed by the attorney general. Legally, at least in terms of the statute surrounding special counsels, presidents cannot directly appoint them nor fire them themselves. They can simply order the attorney general or pressure the attorney general to do it. You have to go through the middleman. Now, in theory, conservatives would say, well, unitary executive theory means that the president should be able to appoint and fire special counsels directly. But according to the law and norms, as we know it, you need the attorney general to do it. So he's would be looking to try to directly appoint special counsels to bypass his own attorney general because he sees her as that weak and incompetent. I digress. Let's continue. Chief among his grievances is what he sees as Bondi's failure to quickly and effectively prosecute the investigators who had pursued him for years, including former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney Democratic General Letitia James. The officials and others familiar with his complaints said both both criminal cases were dismissed in November by a judge who said the Trump aide who secured the indictment had been improperly appointed to her post. Trump has wanted to see the cases continue quickly. So again, the reason he's pissed off at Pam Bondi is not because he thinks she's too measured to you know, he thinks that she's she's just incompetent at getting the job done. She's not partisan enough. She's not effective enough. Now, certainly I think she's hyper partisan and incompetent, but it seems to be that last one that's really pissed Trump off. A Justice Department investigation into another of Trump antagonists, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, became public on Sunday night. Powell, whom Trump has publicly berated and pressured to lower interest rates, disclosed that the Justice Department was pursuing a criminal investigation over his testimony last summer about the central bank's building renovation project. Trump has also complained frequently that Bondi's handling of the FBI's files on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has created months of political and personal headaches for him. When White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles told Vanity Fair that Bondi, quote, whiffed on her handling of the files, Trump told staff that he agreed with Wiles, two officials said. And remember, that was something that we discussed on this channel. She threw Pam Bondi under the bus. He's also heard from conservative activists and influencers criticizing Bondi and collected similar social media posts that he has asked other aides about, the officials said. And Trump has expressed frustration that the Justice Department hasn't done more to pursue those he claims helped steal the 2020 election, which he lost. Some of the people familiar with the complaint said, and again, this is important. We're not quite sure if Donald Trump is just incredibly dishonest when it comes to the 2020 election or if he's so deluded that he requires an adult caretaker at all time because he has a tenuous grasp on reality. And either way, he's, you know, obviously unfit for office and should not be president. But Pam Bondi knows she's an actual lawyer. She sucks, but she's an actual lawyer. She knows that Trump is lying about the 2020 election, and she knows she has no grounds or predicate to investigate, let alone prosecute, let alone convict people over the 2020 election. She knows Trump just got his ass kicked by Joe Biden, and she doesn't have the balls to tell him that. Why aren't you prosecuting more people about 2020, bro? Because you lost. You lost fair and square. Joe Biden just smacked you around because he was better than you. It's that simple. Take the L. Trump can't do that. At times, Trump has complained to Bondi directly about his frustrations with the department. Bondi has grown increasingly concerned in the past month about Trump's complaints. People in touch with her say a spokesman for Bondi said she had been focused on executing Trump's directive to make America safe again. In a statement to The Wall Street Journal on Friday afternoon, Trump said, Pam is doing an excellent job. She's been my friends for many years. Tremendous progress is being made against radical left lunatics who are good at only one thing, cheating in elections and the crimes they commit. That's not one thing. That's two things. Again, Trump is objectively stupid. The White House also sent Friday statements from J.D. Vance, Marco Rubio, Wiles and other senior administration officials, all praising Bondi. Vance said Bondi has the full support of Donald Trump and myself. And Wiles called Bondi, quote, incredibly talented, smart and hardworking. None of that is true. Late Friday, the Fed received grand jury subpoenas from the Justice Department that threatened criminal indictment. A Bondi spokesman said she had, quote, instructed her U.S. attorneys to prioritize investigating any abuses of taxpayer dollars. Trump is still at times warm personally with Bondi, a former Florida attorney general who was once one of his personal attorneys, including at the Kennedy Center Honor Ceremony Trump hosted last month, according to a person familiar with their exchange. Other officials at the Justice Department have also come under criticism from the president, people familiar with the criticism said. Trump's comments on Bondi reflect those of some of his MAGA supporters. While she once enjoyed strong backing among Trump's voters, given her history with Trump, Longtime Trump ally Steve Bannon said Bondi is now, quote, bleeding support from her and Donald Trump's most loyal troops, end quote, quote, folks are desperate for action and just haven't seen it, Bannon said, providing a list of topics that Trump supporters want her to bring more cases on, including the 2020 election and the Justice Department's investigation into Trump campaign ties to Russia in the 2016 election. Bondi has been less visible about around the White House in recent months, White House officials said she didn't appear with Trump to announce the extraordinary capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, even though her agency was the one whose prosecution underpinned the arrest. A Justice Department official said that Bondi was following Maduro's seizure in real time and that travel logistics, combined with the sensitive nature of the operation, kept her from attending. Vance on Thursday also announced an unusual arrangement, the creation of a high-ranking Justice Department post to investigate fraud that would be run by the White House and answerable to Trump instead of Bondi. Yeah, that is unusual. Bondi thanked Vance in a post on social media, thank you for creating this post that has nothing to do with me and is outside of my control. Really appreciate that. Wink, wink. Who would do that? She worked with the White House on the position, the department official said, with she and Vance choosing it over the appointment of a special counsel. Trump's recent criticisms, again, and by the way, that validates the part that they would rather do that than a special counsel, again, validates that Trump wants something directly under his control. Trump's recent criticisms echo the fraught relationships he had with his first-term attorney general. He pushed out Jeff Sessions over the Russia probe. William Barr ultimately resigned after saying investigators had found no widespread fraud that could have changed Trump's 2020 election loss. The better an attorney is, the more process-oriented they're going to be, and that's in direct opposition to what Trump wants, which is someone who is outcome-oriented, said Sarah Isger, who served as a spokeswoman for Sessions at the Justice Department. He can never find a great attorney general because, by definition, they can't be a great lawyer. Ouch! Brutal and hilarious. Bondi, 60 years old, has pursued many of Trump's priorities after taking the job in February, firing prosecutors who worked on investigations of him and praising him in frequent Fox News appearances. It's really creepy and weird and stupid, and she's made fun of, as well she deserves. She authorized a U.S. attorney in Florida to reinvestigate the government's assessment of Russian interference in the 2016 election, which Trump has portrayed as a criminal plot by Democrats to undermine his first presidency. Prosecutors have issued dozens of subpoenas as part of the inquiry, but no charges have been filed. Why do you think that is? Trump's building frustration with Bondi spilled into public view in September when he pushed her to prosecute Comey and James in a social media post that he had intended to send as a private message, which we talked about at the beginning of this article. He installed Lindsey Halligan, a White House aide, to run the federal prosecutor's office in Virginia handling the probes, and she indicted Comey and James within weeks of her arrival. The cases have been on life support after a judge ruled Halligan's appointment was unlawful and dismissed both prosecutions. The Justice Department has failed to persuade at least two grand juries to indict James since then. Remember what they said, a grand jury would indict a ham sandwich, but this administration is so incompetent that they can't even do that. Nearly a month after the judge dismissed charges against Comey and James, the Justice Department filed notices of appeal in both cases. The Justice Department's continuing release of the Epstein files has also kept Trump's past relationship with the disgraced financier in the spotlight to Trump's exasperation. Trump has said he cut off ties long before Epstein was first arrested in 2006. As the Justice Department released tranches of new Epstein files over the holidays, Trump again complained about Bondi's handling of them, several officials said. Amid the criticism, Bondi has sought to respond to Trump's request. In November, hours after Trump demanded the Justice Department investigate prominent Democrats who were named in the Epstein files, Bondi directed Manhattan's U.S. attorney to lead the probe and address it on social media. Thank you, Mr. President. So again, she is cultishly devoted to Trump. She is hyper-partisan. She is incredibly vicious and spiteful and more interested in acting as Trump's personal attorney rather than the United States Attorney General. But she's just really, really, really, really, really dumb and ineffective. And that's what Trump is running into. That's why he's complaining. So again, she might end up resigning, she might end up being fired, or she might just keep her job, at least on paper, but Trump and Vance and everybody else simply work around her. And this reporting, again, brought to you by the conservative Wall Street Journal, specifically Josh Dawsey, Sadie Gurman, and C. Ryan Barber. So a bombshell indeed. Fingers crossed that this moron gets fired or publicly humiliated or both. And we have more MAGA chaos to sink our teeth into. In the meantime, let me know what you think in the comments.