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MAGA pressure on Trump to get rid of Bondi 'has been mounting for some time': Lisa Rubin
MSNBC· 2026-04-02 20:02
reporter Lisa Rubin, former Deputy Assistant Attorney General Tom Dupree, MS Now co-host of The Weekend and The Clock It podcast eugene daniels and senior legal affairs reporter at politico josh gerstein lisa i will start with you so why fire bondi now i don't know antonia if i can answer the question of why fire Bondi on April 2nd, 2026. But I can tell you the pressure to get rid of Pam Bondi has been mounting in the MAGA sphere for some time. And of Of course, there are lots of criticisms of Pam Bondi com ...
Fmr. SDNY official: 'No way' there will be a conviction in Trump's prosecution of Letitia James
MSNBC· 2025-10-25 00:57
Allegations of Political Prosecution - The core argument revolves around the idea that the prosecution is politically motivated, initiated at the request of a former president [5] - Concerns are raised that investigating powerful figures could lead to becoming a target, potentially impacting the rule of law [6][7] - The prosecution is described as a hyper-partisan revenge tactic, stemming from a president who believes they are above the law [9] Justice System Concerns - The justice system is allegedly being used as a tool for retribution, driven by personal grievances [8] - Selective prosecution is highlighted as a potential threat, extending beyond specific individuals or cases [7] - The politicization of the Justice Department is attributed to the actions of a former president, allegedly empowered by the Supreme Court [8][9] Critique of Legal Community - Criticism is directed towards legal professionals who remained silent during the prosecutions of a former president [11][12] - The silence of a US Attorney regarding certain cases and resignations within the Department of Justice is noted [17][18] - The argument is made that the former president was prosecuted based on substantial evidence of criminality, not political motivations [19] Case Details and Context - The initial case involved a benefit of only $800, considered an absurd amount for prosecution [1][2] - The property in question was allegedly intended as a gift for a niece, raising questions about the severity of the charges [3] - There is a perception that the facts are being distorted to support claims of political prosecution [21]