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'Irrelevant far-right internet talking points': Dem Sen slams Bondi's answers
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as posted by the channelSenators questioned Attorney General Pam Bondi about FBI firings, Tom Homan, the Epstein files, and more today at a Judiciary Committee hearing. MSNBC Senior Capitol Hill Correspondent Ali Vitali and MSNBC Senior White House Correspondent Vaughn Hillyard report more. Former Assistant Manhattan District Attorney Catherine Christian and former federal prosecutor Brendan Ballou join Ana Cabrera to weigh in.
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'Irrelevant far-right internet talking points'Attorney General Pam BondiTom HomanJudiciary CommitteeBrendan BallouAna CabreraMSNBC LiveInstagram Download
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