The attorney general is really using the "but her emails" defense. It's just so pathetic.

REPORTER: The Signal chat controversy -- is DOJ involved? If so, why? If not, why not?

AG PAM BONDI: It was sensitive info, not classified. What we should be talking about is it was a very successful mission ... if you want to talk about classified information, talk about what… pic.twitter.com/QVbE5C8mG4

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 27, 2025

DOJ attorney placed on leave after expressing frustration in court with government over mistakenly deported man | CNN Politics


https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/05/politics/doj-attorney-leave-maryland-father-deportation/index.html

It is one thing when Trump demands that his personal attorneys misrepresent and out right lie to a court, it is another when they want a federal prosecutor to do that.

This prosecutor refused to follow orders from Bondi that constituted a violation of the Canons of Ethics (as well as other statutes). If Bondi terminates him, he will eventually get reinstated with back pay (at least after Trump's control over the system is released) and Bondi will face charges. She will join a long line of Trump attorneys that lost their law licenses…..and Trump? "I GOT IMMUNITY, BABY, SUCK IT!"

* Once you purge your prosecutorial staff of ethical and experienced prosecutors, you end up with a fleet of loyalist political hacks with no ethics incapable of even prosecuting a traffic ticket.

Justice Dept. to pull back on some cryptocurrency investigations


https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2025/04/08/trump-crypto-fraud-doj-enforcement/

"The Justice Department has directed prosecutors to limit their pursuit of some cryptocurrency crimes, the latest example of the Trump administration pulling back on white-collar criminal enforcement.

…… Blanche also said he would disband the National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team, which was established in 2022 to "address the challenge posed by the criminal misuse of cryptocurrencies and digital assets." The team was composed of Justice Department attorneys with backgrounds in cryptocurrency, cybercrime and money laundering.

….. Trump promised during the election to ease regulation and enforcement against crypto companies, which helped his campaign shore up donations among tech investors and digital assets executives who said they had been persecuted by the Biden administration's efforts to regulate the relatively nascent market.

….. Days before the inauguration, the president and first lady Melania Trump began selling meme coins to the dismay of industry insiders, who viewed the speculative venture as a conflict of interest.

In September, Trump and his sons announced the launch of World Liberty Financial, a new crypto venture. The business plans to sell a stablecoin, as the White House works with lawmakers to develop legislation that would regulate these forms of cryptocurrencies that are backed by the dollar."




*It's every scammer's soggy dream to have the power to neuter the law enforcement agency that goes after scammers. When Trump's disciples lose all their money when it flows into the Trumps' pockets after the scheme collapses, they will be coming out of that proverbial bathroom with just their schwanzes in their hands.



*Naked power is when you can do the stuff you used to have to hide right out in the open in the town square and then give the finger to anyone that calls you on it.

Well, Trump now wants us taxpayer's to fund his legal efforts in his Sexual Abuser case:

Justice Department wants to step in for Trump in E. Jean Carroll appeal - CBS News


https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-e-jean-carroll-defamation-case-justice-department/


"The Justice Department asserts that Mr. Trump was acting in his official capacity as president when he made the allegedly defamatory statements about Carroll in 2019, and therefore the court is required to substitute the United States for Mr. Trump in the case. Under the Westfall Act, federal employees are entitled to absolute immunity from personal lawsuits for conduct occurring within the scope of their employment."

*Hey, if this play doesn't work he can always get one of those big law firms that pussed out to lay a few million dollars of those pro bono legal services he extorted from them on him to wage this battle.

Trump and Bondi are letting Boeing off the hook. Corruption in plain view.

Trump's DOJ has granted Boeing a non-prosecution agreement over the 737 MAX crashes, despite the company's repeated attempts to deceive regulators. 

Boeing donated $1M to Trump's inauguration and has paid AG Pam Bondi's former lobbying firm at least $480K.

Follow the money.

— Robert Reich (@RBReich) May 27, 2025