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Pam Bondi DIRESPECTED? Former DoJ Chief's Photo Thrown In Bin After Trump Fires AG Over Epstein Row?
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3:09Now PlayingPam Bondi’s exit has sparked controversy after viral images allegedly showed her portrait discarded inside the US Department of Justice, though authenticity remains unverified. Donald Trump removed Bondi amid reported tensions, appointing Todd Blanche as acting Attorney General. Despite praising her tenure, criticism over handling of Jeffrey Epstein-related files and failed prosecutions added pressure. Bondi called the role an “honour of a lifetime” and pledged support during transition. The episode raises questions about internal dynamics as Washington witnesses another high-profile shake-up.
Pam Bondi DIRESPECTED? Former DoJ Chief's Photo Thrown In Bin After Trump Fires AG Over Epstein Row?
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