Attorney General nominee Pam Bondi accused Democratic California Sen. Adam Schiff of making “reckless” comments that were “exactly the same” and “reckless” he made during Wednesday's confirmation hearing. ” reminded me of what happened.
Schiff questioned the candidates about their independent ability to veto President-elect Donald Trump's potentially illegal orders and provide sound advice that may differ from the president-elect's views. . As the exchanges between the two sides became increasingly hostile, Mr. Bondi criticized Mr. Schiff over Mr. Trump's conduct during an investigation into now-debunked claims that he colluded with Russia in 2016. had previously been accused in June 2023.
“So what would be your advice to the president, 'Mr. President? I understand that you want to issue hundreds of pardons on day one.' Would that be your advice to the president, 'No, Mr. President? We have to look at it on a case-by-case basis. Don't issue blanket pardons. That would be your advice to the president?'' Schiff asked.
“Senator, I haven't looked at any of those files. If confirmed, I will review the pardon file and the ongoing investigation,” Bondi responded, adding that Schiff said he had hundreds of cases in his first day. expressed doubts about considering the case.
“Hey, can I answer your question? We'll have a lot of staff. You said, 'Of course we won't do that,'” Bondi replied. “Listen, I'm not trying to mislead this agency or you…You've been rebuked by a member of Congress for a very reckless comment like this.”
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On June 21, 2023, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, Republican of Florida, falsely claimed that Schiff's 2016 presidential campaign, where he was chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, colluded with the Russian government. He submitted a resolution to censure Schiff. Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy fired Schiff from the Intelligence Committee at the beginning of the 118th Congress in January 2023 because of his actions. (Related: Maisie Hirono asks Pam Bondi if she's ever made an 'illegal' sexual advance on someone)
Mr. Schiff asked Mr. Bondi whether he intended to prosecute former Republican Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney and preserve evidence provided by the special committee on January 6th. The candidates pledged to “follow the law” and said they would consult with Justice Department “ethics officials” regarding the evidence from the Jan. 6 committee, and that no investigation or criminal charges were being sought against Cheney. Ta.
playing cards said In December, he said he would “most likely” begin pardoning the Capitol rioters as soon as he takes office, saying he would consider “individual cases” and ensure the “vast majority” serve time in prison. I vowed to prevent it. He assured NBC News' Kristen Welker that exceptions likely exist if the rioters acted “extremely” or “insanely.”
The announcement was made by Barry Loudermilk, chairman of the House Government Oversight Subcommittee. interim report In mid-December, Mr. Cheney “conspired” with Cassidy Hutchinson, a former witness before the Jan. 6 special committee, to “covertly communicate” with her without informing her attorney, and to ensure that she was hired as a new attorney. accused of helping him acquire the As a result of this report, President Trump phone Mr. Cheney is facing criminal investigation over evidence found in the report.
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Pam Bondi Reminds Adam Schiff That He Was ‘Censured’ By Congress For ‘Reckless’ Comments In Fiery Exchange
Attorney General nominee Pam Bondi accused Democratic California Sen. Adam Schiff of making “reckless” comments that were “exactly the same” and “reckless” he made during Wednesday's confirmation hearing. ” reminded me of what happened.
Schiff questioned the candidates about their independent ability to veto President-elect Donald Trump's potentially illegal orders and provide sound advice that may differ from the president-elect's views. . As the exchanges between the two sides became increasingly hostile, Mr. Bondi criticized Mr. Schiff over Mr. Trump's conduct during an investigation into now-debunked claims that he colluded with Russia in 2016. had previously been accused in June 2023.
“So what would be your advice to the president, 'Mr. President? I understand that you want to issue hundreds of pardons on day one.' Would that be your advice to the president, 'No, Mr. President? We have to look at it on a case-by-case basis. Don't issue blanket pardons. That would be your advice to the president?'' Schiff asked.
“Senator, I haven't looked at any of those files. If confirmed, I will review the pardon file and the ongoing investigation,” Bondi responded, adding that Schiff said he had hundreds of cases in his first day. expressed doubts about considering the case.
“Hey, can I answer your question? We'll have a lot of staff. You said, 'Of course we won't do that,'” Bondi replied. “Listen, I'm not trying to mislead this agency or you…You've been rebuked by a member of Congress for a very reckless comment like this.”
clock:
On June 21, 2023, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, Republican of Florida, falsely claimed that Schiff's 2016 presidential campaign, where he was chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, colluded with the Russian government. He submitted a resolution to censure Schiff. Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy fired Schiff from the Intelligence Committee at the beginning of the 118th Congress in January 2023 because of his actions. (Related: Maisie Hirono asks Pam Bondi if she's ever made an 'illegal' sexual advance on someone)
Mr. Schiff asked Mr. Bondi whether he intended to prosecute former Republican Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney and preserve evidence provided by the special committee on January 6th. The candidates pledged to “follow the law” and said they would consult with Justice Department “ethics officials” regarding the evidence from the Jan. 6 committee, and that no investigation or criminal charges were being sought against Cheney. Ta.
playing cards said In December, he said he would “most likely” begin pardoning the Capitol rioters as soon as he takes office, saying he would consider “individual cases” and ensure the “vast majority” serve time in prison. I vowed to prevent it. He assured NBC News' Kristen Welker that exceptions likely exist if the rioters acted “extremely” or “insanely.”
The announcement was made by Barry Loudermilk, chairman of the House Government Oversight Subcommittee. interim report In mid-December, Mr. Cheney “conspired” with Cassidy Hutchinson, a former witness before the Jan. 6 special committee, to “covertly communicate” with her without informing her attorney, and to ensure that she was hired as a new attorney. accused of helping him acquire the As a result of this report, President Trump phone Mr. Cheney is facing criminal investigation over evidence found in the report.
All content produced by the Daily Caller News Foundation, an independent, nonpartisan news distribution service, is available free of charge to legitimate news publishers with large audiences. All republished articles must include our logo, reporter byline, and DCNF affiliation. If you have any questions about our guidelines or partnering with us, please contact us at licensing@dailycallernewsfoundation.org.
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