Pam Bondi ADMITS She LIED Under Oath Judge REACTS!!

The caliber of people around Trump that there's no, not to lionize the people that were around him the first time, but there's no one grounded in reality. And so these people have allowed Noam and Miller to act in ways that Trump's approval ratings are now as low or lower than they were on the issues of immigration and economy than they were during COVID. A federal judge has essentially accused Attorney General Pam Bondi of committing perjury during her Senate confirmation hearings, not a technicality, but deliberate lies under oath on national television by the country's top law enforcement official, with the judge openly suggesting a clear path toward criminal charges and potential prison time. The DOJ, Bondi and Blanche have tried to refocus public attention on the aggressive tactics of the demonstrators. They've also pushed prosecutors and the FBI to turn up the heat on critics of This strategy has left the U.S. Attorney's Office in Minneapolis, one of the most respected in the nation, in crisis. On Tuesday, prosecutors in the office's criminal division confronted the Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney Daniel Rosen. This is absolutely wild to witness. This is the kind of moment that should shock the conscience of the nation and make every American understand how corrupt and how lawless this administration really is. Pam Bondi went before the United States Senate to get officially confirmed as Attorney General. She took an oath to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Then she proceeded to systematically lie about her personal involvement in fake elector schemes. She lied about her direct communications with She lied about pressure campaigns on Georgia and Michigan officials to overturn the election results. The coalition I definitely, I certainly believe is fraying. And it's not helped when someone like Kash Patel says he's going to tap into signal chats on the part of activists because he wants to see if they're putting ICE agents' lives in danger. I mean, first of all, this is a group of people that rode into office with paranoid conspiracies about the federal government reaching into the lives of ordinary everyday Americans. The whole thing started with her Senate confirmation hearings, which were supposed to be a routine vetting process for a cabinet position. But Bondi walked into that hearing with a massive problem. She was deeply involved in Trump's efforts to overturn the election results. She was part of the fake elector scheme. She was involved in pressure campaigns on state officials. She was connected to all of the election interference activities that Trump and his allies engaged in after losing the election. When senators asked her about that involvement, she had to make a choice. She could either tell the truth and admit her involvement, or she could lie about it. I'm not sure that that specifically breaks through. I mean, Americans, man, when it comes to the institutions, the big institutions, they are often not following the minutia of it. I will tell you what has broken through. And this has been pretty striking to me, that Donald Trump, Kristi Noem, Stephen Miller, all came out and lied about both the shooting of Rene Good and the shooting of Alex Pretty, but especially the shooting of Alex Pretty. That has broken through. What the American people are, the fact that there was a video. She chose to lie. She denied fake elector knowledge under oath. She denied direct communications with Trump about overturning the election. She denied involvement in the pressure campaigns on Georgia and Michigan. She basically said that she had no idea what was going on and that she was not involved in any of it. Then the evidence came out, emails emerged, phone logs were discovered, records proved that she was directly involved in all of it. She had applied direct pressure on Georgia and Michigan election officials. She was directly communicating with Trump about the schemes. She was directly involved in coordinating the fake elector effort. Sounds like an editorial opinion, but it is bolstered by fact and buttressed incident after incident after incident. And that is just the very plain fact that the FBI and DOJ have allowed themselves to be turned into a political tool by the White House. I just don't think there's any other way to escape that conclusion. If you look at Pam Bondi, Pam Bondi sent a letter, an extraordinary letter to Walz and other officials in Minnesota. During the confirmation hearings, a senator absolutely destroyed her. He laid out all of the evidence. He showed her emails. He showed her phone logs. He confronted her with documents proving her involvement. He said, you swore to tell the truth. You took an oath to tell the truth. Then you spread falsehoods about your involvement in all of this. It was devastating. It was a complete takedown. There was no way Bondi could explain away the evidence. There was no way she could claim it was all a misunderstanding or a mistake. The evidence was overwhelming. She had lied under oath. Everybody watching knew it. Upending all the things, the principles that brought them into office. And may I say, ham-handedly so. I mean, does anybody believe what Kash Patel, who live tweets bad information about his own investigations? Does anybody believe that guy's the sort of the competent one in the room or Pam Bondi, who said she had all the Epstein files on her desk and then didn't have any files at all? I mean, there's a clownishness to the ineptitude in addition to it being just a betrayal of all the principles of Mac. The entire chamber knew it. The whole country knew it. Bondi had committed perjury right there in front of Congress on national television. Sarah, does that seem to be breaking through with voters? That it's all in Donald Trump's political mission and service, and that there is no part of the federal government looking out for the American people? Not sure that that specifically breaks through. I mean, Americans, when it comes to the institutions, the big institutions, they are often not following the minutia of it. I will tell you what has broken through, and this has been pretty striking to me. The fact that Donald Trump, Christy Noem, and Stephen Miller all came out and lied about both the shooting of Rene Good and the shooting of Alex Pretty, but especially the shooting of Alex Pretty. That has broken through. The fact that there was a video that directly contradicted the idea that he was a domestic terrorist, or that he had come there to do maximum damage. That smearing of him is something that voters took note of. They're like, that's not what the video shows. I'm watching it with my own eyes, and I think that is starting to break through. I don't want to say it's creating a legitimacy crisis, because I'm not sure how much legitimacy they actually had with voters, but it is causing people to say, well, we can't trust their statement of events because we can see that they're lying to us. Yeah, and Alex, I think this is where the cracks in the foundation of their coalition are being put there by Pam Bondi and Cash Patel and Todd Blanche over their handling of the Epstein investigation and their treatment of the victims who had no political affiliation. I mean, they went to the Capitol. They were eager to meet with Republicans. They were eager to meet with anyone that would help them in their pursuit of accountability and justice. Here is where it gets even more serious. A federal judge got involved and essentially said that Bondi's lies constitute perjury and that there is a clear path toward criminal charges and prison time. The judge rejected Bondi's excuse that she had just called the election interference activities irregularities and that she did not understand what the fake elector scheme was about. The judge basically said that excuse is not credible and that Bondi obviously knew what she was doing and knowingly made false statements under oath. The judge signaled very clearly that perjury charges are coming. The judge said that she is considering contempt charges as well for Bondi's testimony and the way she handled the whole situation. Prison time is on the table. Real prison time for the attorney general of the United States. What is really stunning about this is that Bondi also had a problem during the hearings where she would literally praise Trump in the middle of answering questions about potential conflicts of interest. She would be asked about her involvement in the fake elector scheme and she would respond by saying something like, well, President Trump is a great man and he is working hard to make America great. It was bizarre. It was unprofessional. It showed contempt for the oversight process. It showed that she had no respect for the senate or for the rule of law. She was basically admitting on camera that she was more loyal to Trump than to the truth or to the constitution. That became a huge part of the story about how corrupt she is and how she views her role as attorney general, not as a law enforcement officer, but as Trump's personal lawyer. Now you have got a situation where the attorney general of the United States is facing perjury charges because she lied under oath during her confirmation hearings. She is facing potential prison time. She is facing contempt charges. She is facing the possibility that she is going to be removed from office. All of this is because she was trying to cover up her involvement in Trump's election interference scheme. She was trying to hide the fact that she was part of the effort to overturn the election results. She was trying to protect Trump by lying to Congress. Now that dishonesty is coming back to haunt her. She is facing serious criminal consequences for her actions. This is what happens when you put loyalty to Trump above loyalty to the truth and to the constitution. This is what happens when you decide that protecting the president is more important than following the law. You end up facing prison time. You end up in federal court answering for your crimes. You end up being exposed as a liar and a criminal. Let me back up and really understand what is going on here because this Pam Bondi situation is about so much more than just one person lying under oath to the senate. This is about the entire Trump administration's fundamental relationship with the rule of law and with basic honesty and truth-telling. This is about how Trump and his closest allies view the justice system not as something that applies equally to everyone but as a tool to be weaponized against their political enemies while protecting themselves and their allies. This is about the systemic corruption that has spread throughout the executive branch under Trump's leadership. Bondi's perjury is just one example of a much larger and more disturbing pattern of dishonesty and corruption that runs through this entire administration from top to bottom. We have already covered how Trump is attacking judges and trying to intimidate them into submission. We have already covered how news anchors are walking off because they cannot defend his behavior anymore. We have already covered how violence is breaking out at his rallies across the country. Now we are adding to that comprehensive picture the fact that his own attorney general is lying under oath and facing prison time as a result. This is a pattern. This is a trajectory showing where things are heading. This is a clear description of what happens when you have an administration that has completely given up on the rule of law and operates under the assumption it is above the law. Let me talk about the fake elector scheme first because that is the core of Bondi's lies and that is what she was desperately trying to cover up when she testified under oath. After Trump lost the presidential election decisively, he and his allies came up with a scheme to overturn the results and somehow stay in power and reverse the will of the voters. The scheme involved getting fake electors from swing states to sign official documents claiming that they were the legitimate electors for Trump and that they were casting their votes for Trump even though the other candidate had clearly won those states. It was a blatant violation of federal law. It was election fraud. It was an attempt to overturn the will of the voters and subvert democracy. Pam Bondi was deeply involved in coordinating this entire illegal scheme. She was communicating directly with Trump about it on multiple occasions. She was pressuring state officials in Georgia and Michigan to go along with it and support the fake electors. She was directly involved in the plot to overturn the election and stay in power. Then when she went before the senate judiciary committee to get confirmed as attorney general, she completely denied all of that. She said she had no idea what fake electors scheme was about. She said she was not involved whatsoever. She said she did not communicate with Trump about it or coordinate with him. All of it was completely false. All of it was calculated lies designed to protect herself and Trump. The evidence tells a completely different story about what Bondi actually did and her actual involvement. Emails show conclusively that Bondi was sending direct messages and pressuring state officials in Georgia asking them to support and validate the fake electors slate she was promoting. Phone logs show that she was communicating repeatedly and directly with Trump about the scheme and coordinating with him on strategy. Records and documents show that she was involved in coordinating the entire illegal effort. When she got up in front of the senate judiciary committee and denied all of this under oath, she was knowingly making deliberate false statements. She was not just mistaken or confused about details. She was not just forgetting important parts of what she did. She was deliberately and consciously lying under oath to protect herself and to protect Trump from facing legal consequences. That is perjury. That is a serious federal crime. That is something that gets you sent to prison for years. The senator's takedown of Bondi during the hearings was absolutely devastating. It laid out all of the evidence that proved she was lying. He had the emails. He had the phone logs. He had the records. He confronted her with the evidence and said, you swore to tell the truth. You took an oath to tell the truth. Now you are standing here spreading falsehoods and denying facts that are documented in these emails and these phone records. Bondi had no good answer. She could not explain the evidence away. She could not claim it was all a mistake. She just sat there and got destroyed by the facts. Everybody watching understood what was happening. Everybody understood that Bondi was caught in a lie. Everybody understood that she had perjured herself. The only question was whether there would actually be consequences for her actions. That is where the federal judge comes in. She has been overseeing cases related to Trump's election interference activities. She is familiar with all of the evidence. She knows all of the facts about the fake elector scheme and Bondi's involvement in it. When she heard about Bondi's false testimony under oath, she basically said that this is intolerable and that perjury charges need to be pursued. She said that Bondi's excuse that she just called the scheme irregularities and did not understand what was happening is not credible. She said that Bondi obviously knew what she was doing and knowingly made false statements. She signaled very clearly that perjury charges are coming and that prison time is on the table. This is important because judges do not normally signal what they are planning to do in advance. They usually keep their decisions under wraps, but this judge made it very clear that she thinks Bondi committed perjury and that she is going to pursue charges. That is a strong signal about where this is heading. That is a sign that Bondi's days as attorney general are numbered. That is a sign that she is going to face serious legal consequences for her actions. The question now is whether the Trump administration is going to stand by her or whether they are going to throw her under the bus. Are they going to let her face criminal charges? Are they going to try to pardon her? Are they going to try to protect her politically? That is going to be a crucial question going forward. What is also important here is understanding why Bondi would lie under oath in the first place. Why would she take that risk? Why would she commit perjury? The answer is that she was trying to protect Trump and protect herself from the consequences of their election interference activities. She was part of the effort to overturn the election. She was part of the fake elector scheme. She was part of the pressure campaigns on state officials. She knew that if she admitted to all of that, she would face criminal charges herself. She would be prosecuted. She would go to prison. So, she lied. She denied her involvement. She hoped that her lies would go undetected and that she could get confirmed as attorney general and use her position to shut down investigations into Trump's election interference activities. That strategy backfired spectacularly. The truth came out. The lies were exposed. Now, she is facing the exact thing she was trying to avoid, criminal charges and potential prison time, not just for her involvement in the fake elector scheme, but for perjury committed under oath during her confirmation hearing. That is a separate crime. That is lying to Congress. That is obstruction of justice. That is trying to cover up crimes by committing additional crimes. That is what is going to send her to prison if she is convicted. The tragedy of Bondi's situation is that she thought she could lie her way through the confirmation process and escape consequences. Instead, she committed additional crimes in the process of trying to cover up her original crimes. Now, she faces even more serious legal jeopardy than she would have if she had just told the truth in the first place. This connects to the broader corruption problem in the Trump administration. We have seen this pattern over and over again. Trump and his allies break the law. Then they lie about it. Then they get caught. Then they face legal consequences. Instead of learning from it, they just keep doing it. They just keep lying. They just keep committing crimes. They just keep assuming that they can escape consequences because they have power and money and connections. The justice system eventually catches up with them. Eventually, the evidence comes out. Eventually, they get prosecuted. Pam Bondi is just the latest example of that pattern. She thought she was above the law. She thought she could lie to congress without consequences. She was wrong. Now, she is facing prison time as a result. Let me break this down into what actually matters and what the real implications are going forward because this Bondi perjury situation has huge ramifications for Trump and for the Republican party. First, this is a complete destruction of Trump's credibility when it comes to fighting corruption and draining the swamp. That was his whole campaign message. He said he was going to drain the swamp in Washington. He said he was going to get rid of the corrupt politicians and the corrupt bureaucrats. He said he was going to clean up the federal government. What we are seeing is that Trump is surrounding himself with corrupt people. He is putting corrupt people in positions of power. He is protecting people who lie under oath. He is using the federal government as a tool to shield his allies from legal consequences. That is the opposite of draining the swamp. That is filling the swamp. That is bringing in the most corrupt people you can possibly find and giving them power. Pam Bondi is a perfect example of that. She is a corrupt Trump ally. She is involved in election interference. She lied under oath. Trump made her his attorney general. So much for draining the swamp. Second, this is going to be a huge weapon for Democrats in the upcoming elections. Democrats are already running on an anti-corruption platform. They are already arguing that Trump and the Republicans are corrupt. Bondi's perjury case is going to be the perfect advertisement for that message. Democrats are going to run ads showing Bondi getting caught in her lies. They are going to show clips of the senator destroying her with facts. They are going to show the judge signaling that perjury charges are coming. They are going to say, this is what Trump's administration looks like. This is what you get with Trump. You get corruption. You get lying. You get people who think they are above the law. That is a powerful message that is going to resonate with voters. That is going to cost Republican seats because suburban voters and swing voters care about corruption. They care about honesty. They care about the rule of law. Bondi's situation shows that Trump does not care about any of those things. Third, this perjury case is going to expose the internal contradictions and the hypocrisy in the Trump administration's approach to law and order. Trump is constantly talking about law and order. He is always ranting about crime and the justice system. He is always saying that criminals need to be punished and that people who break the law should go to prison. His own attorney general is breaking the law and lying under oath. He is defending her and protecting her. That is hypocrisy. That is the definition of being selective about law and order. Having one set of rules for Trump and his allies and another set of rules for everybody else. That hypocrisy is going to undermine Trump's entire political brand. It is going to make him look like a hypocrite. It is going to make him look corrupt. It is going to make him look like he does not actually believe in the rule of law. Here is an interesting question that is going to come up. Is Trump going to pardon Pam Bondi if she gets convicted of perjury? That is a real question because Trump has shown that he is willing to pardon his allies no matter what crimes they commit. He pardoned people who were convicted in his own legal cases. He pardoned people who were involved in his first impeachment. He has shown that he is willing to use the pardon power to protect his allies from legal consequences. If Bondi gets convicted of perjury, it is entirely possible that Trump will pardon her. That would be the ultimate expression of how corrupt this administration is. The president using the pardon power to shield his attorney general from criminal consequences for lying under oath about his election interference scheme. That is authoritarian. That is a complete abandonment of the rule of law. That is what happens in countries that do not have real democracy. On the other hand, Trump might decide that Bondi is too much of a liability and throw her under the bus. He might decide that it is better politically to fire her and distance himself from her corruption rather than defend her and look complicit in her perjury. That is also a possibility. Trump has been known to abandon allies when they become too much of political burden. It is not clear yet what is going to happen with Bondi. Either way, it is going to be bad for Trump. Either he pardons her and looks corrupt, or he abandons her and looks weak and disloyal. Either way, the situation damages his political brand and his credibility. What is also important here is understanding how this connects to the broader election interference scandal that Trump and his allies were involved in. Bondi's lies about the fake elector scheme are not isolated lies. They are part of a larger pattern of lying and obstruction by Trump and his allies to cover up their election interference activities. Trump lied about the election. His lawyers lied about the election. His allies lied about the election. His campaign staff lied about the election. Now his attorney general is lying about her involvement in the schemes to overturn the election. It is a systematic pattern of dishonesty and obstruction. It shows that Trump is not just willing to commit crimes, he is also willing to have his entire team commit crimes to protect himself. He is willing to corrupt the entire federal government to stay in power and avoid legal consequences. This also connects to Pam Bondi's broader record and history as a public official. Before Trump made her attorney general, she was the attorney general of Florida. Even back then, she was controversial because of her corrupt dealings with Trump and his business ventures. There were reports that she received donations to her political campaign from Trump just before she decided not to pursue an investigation into Trump's business practices. That looked like a quid pro quo. That looked like Trump was paying her off to kill the investigation. Bondi has a long history of corrupt dealings with Trump. She has a history of putting loyalty to Trump ahead of her duty to the law. This perjury situation is just the latest chapter in that story. So what comes next?