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Trump indicated to Pam Bondi that he felt it was time to let her go a day before he dismissed her as attorney general, according to a report.

Trump indicated to Pam Bondi that he felt it was time to let her go a day before he dismissed her as attorney general, according to a report.

Trump’s Administration Sees Leadership Changes

On Wednesday, President Trump reportedly informed Attorney General Pam Bondi during a car ride from the White House to the Supreme Court that his administration’s time was nearing an end.

“I think the time has come,” Trump was quoted as saying while they traveled for oral arguments in a significant birthright civil rights case, according to reports.

Bondi, who became US attorney general last February, is said to have requested to stay in her position until the summer. However, Trump declined her request.

They had been discussing her role within the administration since early this year, with Trump seemingly expressing disappointment over the pace at which Bondi was advancing his policies.

Sources indicated that Bondi’s dismissal was influenced by ongoing grievances regarding issues like the handling of the Epstein case and insufficient positive coverage of the Justice Department.

Even after learning her fate that morning, Bondi stayed at the White House for the rest of the day, attending Trump’s prime-time address concerning the war in Iran.

Her removal marks the second significant shift in the Trump administration, following the earlier dismissal of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

On Thursday, Trump mentioned on Truth Social, “We love Pam, and she will be moving to a coveted and important new position in the private sector, to be announced in the near future.”

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche is considered a potential permanent replacement, although Trump is also looking at Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin for the Justice Department role.

Former Long Island congressman Zeldin is a popular choice among Trump supporters, alongside figures like Jeanine Pirro, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

Later, Bondi spoke out about her dismissal, expressing her commitment to continue supporting Trump. “President Trump’s historic and highly successful efforts to make America safer and more secure is a once-in-a-lifetime honor,” she wrote, emphasizing her gratitude for the trust he placed in her.

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