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Vance gave a highly controversial speech at the event on Sunday and urged the GOP to end purity tests. Vance spoke amid the backdrop of infighting in the GOP over the rising anti-Semitism and bigotry on the far right, and appeared to side with those in the party against pushing out influencers like white supremacist Nick Fuentes. There are bright dividing lines in the conservative movement right now,

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg privately met with Attorney General Pam Bondi at the Department of Justice earlier this year, according to a new book. In "Retribution: Donald Trump and the Campaign That Changed America," ABC reporter Jonathan Karl reports that Zuckerberg asked Bondi for "advice on how to effectively speak" with President Donald Trump about "Meta's concerns." The previously unreported meeting took place on March 12, during one of Zuckerberg's several trips to Washington, DC, in 2025.

South Park continued roasting of President Donald Trump and his administration with a special Halloween episode that once again featured the president with a micropenis, but also introduced Attorney General Pam Bondi with increasing amounts of feces on her face in a running gag. In the Friday episode of South Park, creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone took on the crypto industry, Trump's reconstruction of the White House East Wing, and more.

Saturday Night Live opened its latest episode with a cold open spoofing Pam Bondi's recent congressional hearing, in which the attorney general clashed with senators through evasive answers and sharp personal jabs. This week's host, Amy Poehler, played the role of Bondi, while her longtime friend and fellow SNL alum Tina Fey made a surprise cameo as Secretary of Department of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem - hair extensions, Botox, and AR-15 included.

Saturday Night Live roasted Trump Attorney General Pam Bondi and President Donald Trump in a cold open satirizing Bondi's bonkers appearance at a Senate hearing this week and featured a big guest appearance reuniting old classmates. This week's edition of Saturday Night Live marked the second episode of the sketch comedy mainstay's 51st season. The host was SNL alum Amy Poehler, hosting for the first time since 2015 and her third time since leaving the cast.

But I don't put anything past them. You know, I think we saw today from the attorney general how low the representatives of the Department of Justice are willing to go.

In February, you made a public claim that the Epstein client list was, quote, sitting on my desk right now for review,' end of quote. You then produced already public information and no client list at a major media event hosted at the White House. Attorney General Bondi, why did you publicly claim to have the Epstein client list waiting for your review and produce nothing relevant to that claim?

Bondi's statements and other official actions - including a highly choreographed perp walk that saw Mangione led up a Manhattan pier by armed officers, and the Trump administration's flouting of established death penalty procedures - "have violated Mr. Mangione's constitutional and statutory rights and have fatally prejudiced this death penalty case," his lawyers argued in a court filing. Mangione's defense team, led by former Manhattan prosecutor Karen Friedman Agnifilo,

Trump ally Rep. Ryan Zinke (R-MT) who was a cabinet secretary in Trump's first term got a heavy receipt pulled on him when he complained, without evidence, that an unnamed news outlet called President Donald Trump a Nazi three thousand times! Trump Attorney General Pam Bondi has drawn criticism for threatening to go after people over what she described as hate speech including those cheering activist Charlie Kirk's assassination.

In recent months, the political world has been rocked by renewed interest in the case of the convicted sex trafficker. This came as a result of Trump's Department of Justice led by Attorney General Pam Bondi concluding the rumored list of Epstein clients did not actually exist. Bondi previously insisted the list was on her desk, leading some to speculate that the administration was trying to cover up the case.

"When I began as a prosecutor, I started in the domestic violence unit," she stressed. "You have my word that we will do everything in our power to fight for victims of domestic violence throughout this country, as I have done my entire career."

The employee, Elizabeth Baxter, was a paralegal at the department's environmental defense section, according to a memo to her published by the New York Post, which first reported Friday's dismissal. Based on your inappropriate conduct towards National Guard service members, your employment with the Department of Justice is hereby terminated, and you are removed from federal service effective immediately, Bondi wrote in the memo.

Screenshot Attorney General Pam Bondi has won the power struggle over FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino amid blowback over the DOJ's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein probe, a new report reveals. According to a CNN piece by Evan Perez, Hannah Rabinowitz and Kristen Holmes, unnamed Trump administration officials say the attorney general's recent appointment of Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey to serve as co-deputy director of the FBI alongside Bongino is a sign that Bondi came out on top of the feud.