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🚨 AG Bondi PANICS on LIVE TV as TOP AGENTS QUIT

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "🚨 AG Bondi PANICS on LIVE TV as TOP AGENTS QUIT", an episode of MeidasTouch published January 25, 2026 (23 min, about 3,979 words). It mentions 19 people, works and ideas, including Donald Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Department of Justice, ICE, Lori Bregman.

What this episode is about

Multiple high-ranking officials are resigning from Donald Trump's Department of Justice and FBI, revealing increasing chaos within the agencies, particularly under the leadership of Pam Bondi. Allegations include pressures to suppress civil rights investigations and a troubling focus on targeting the widow of a shooting victim rather than addressing accountability for the actions of law enforcement officials involved.

Key takeaways

  • The DOJ's collapse showcases the peril of ideological loyalty over integrity; facts don’t wear party colors.
  • Pam Bondi's rants reveal a panic in the ranks; even in power, the ‘weaponized’ system seems to wield its own sword.
  • 3,000+ resignations reflect more than a leadership crisis; they indicate a fundamental erosion of faith in justice.
  • Attempts to silence dissent lead to absurdity; labeling journalists as 'agitators' is the last refuge of a beleaguered regime.
  • When judges express disgust at a DOJ, it’s not just legal chaos—it's a glaring warning of democracy under siege.

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 5:00: Attorney General Pam Bondi, Kate Blanch, Renee Nicole Good, Department of Justice
  2. – 10:00: Department of Justice, Mary Morardi, Clo Velasus, Donald Trump
  3. – 15:00: Albuquerque, ICE, Lori Bregman, Bernalo County
  4. – 20:00: Donald Trump, Albuquerque, Binance, COVID-19 pandemic
  5. – 23:11: Lori Bregman, Donald Trump, Bernalo County

Notable quotes from "🚨 AG Bondi PANICS on LIVE TV as TOP AGENTS QUIT"

  • Trump regime. The latest massive resignation comes out of Minneapolis and the FBI is currently being ordered by Trump's DOJ, by Pam Bondi, and Todd Blanch, the deputy attorney…
    about Attorney General Pam Bondi · at
  • Todd Blanch, you signed this. I'm taking away your law license right now. And then Lindseay Halligan finally tapped out and said, Okay, I won't be the Eastern District Attorney anymore, but.
    about Kate Blanch · at
  • This is complete injustice. This is what you expect to see in Russia. This is so utterly pathetic. Let's play this clip.
    about Donald Trump · at
  • Rather. and she'll announce the next prosecutorial steps, but she discusses here how the Department of Justice refuses to share any information with her office. Let's play this clip.
    about Mary Morardi · at
  • To see what the DOJ and DHS is focused on, who they're going after, they're going after now little two-year-old girls. Now, this follows them attacking 5-year-old boys. We all…
    about Clo Velasus · at
  • Which again includes Albuquerque. was running for governor in this 2026 election. I want to speak with you as well about some of the statements you've made recently. Just you…
    about Lori Bregman · at
  • Level. In fact, if they have no warrant, reasonable suspicion, or probable cause, it's a felony. And I am the chief law enforcement officer in the county of Bernalo, city of Albuquerque. We're gonna make sure people abide by the law.
    about Bernalo County · at
  • Extremely important. But let me tell you, this whole operation of attempting not only to do unconstitutional things, but also to actually scare the heck out of everybody is having the.
    about ICE · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Donald Trump — Person · Primary referenced political figure (subject of criticism) · 7 mentions · first at
    The episode frames multiple DOJ/FBI and immigration-enforcement controversies as actions of the 'Trump regime,' attributing direction and responsibility to Trump.
  • Attorney General Pam Bondi — Person · Primary referenced administration official (subject of criticism) · 6 mentions · first at
    Portrayed as directing DOJ actions (with Todd Blanch) related to an FBI civil-rights inquiry and as publicly threatening Don Lemon on Fox; central to the episode’s claims of politicized law enforcement.
  • Lori Bregman — Person · Main guest (interviewee) · 3 mentions · first at
    Interviewed as Bernalillo County DA and gubernatorial candidate; discusses potential prosecution of ICE for alleged unconstitutional/illegal conduct and broader impacts of federal policy on New Mexico.
  • Kate Blanch — Person · Referenced DOJ official (subject of criticism) · 4 mentions · first at
    Named as deputy attorney general and as participating with Pam Bondi in pressuring FBI leadership to stop a civil-rights inquiry; also referenced in a judge’s threat to sanction attorneys.
  • Renee Nicole Good — Person · Victim referenced in alleged shooting case · 3 mentions · first at
    Her shooting death is described as the subject of a civil-rights inquiry that DOJ leadership allegedly pressured the FBI to discontinue; central to the Minneapolis-related segment.
    Trump's DOJ, by Pam Bondi, and Todd Blanch, the deputy attorney general, to facilitate this massive cover up of the shooting death of Renee Nicole Good by Jonathan Ross, a…
  • Jonathan Ross — Person · Alleged shooter / subject of investigation (as described) · 3 mentions · first at
    Identified as an ICE agent (and also described as an FBI Minneapolis supervisor in the transcript) connected to the shooting death of Renee Nicole Good; discussed as the target of a halted civil-rights inquiry.
    Blanch, the deputy attorney general, to facilitate this massive cover up of the shooting death of Renee Nicole Good by Jonathan Ross, a supervisor in FBI's Minneapolis office…
  • Don Lemon — Person · Referenced journalist targeted in narrative · 3 mentions · first at
    Discussed as an independent reporter filming at a church protest; Pam Bondi is quoted calling him an 'online agitator' and threatening prosecution, making him central to the episode’s press-freedom/retaliation theme.
    Had Attorney General Pam Bondi making the round. She went on state regime media last night and she started whining about Don Lemon and she goes, Don Lemon is an online…
  • Mary Morardi — Person · Referenced local prosecutor (clip speaker) · 2 mentions · first at
    Identified as the Hennepin County Attorney discussing the resignation of an FBI official and stating DOJ refused to share information; provides local investigative/prosecutorial perspective.
  • Clo Velasus — Person · Referenced child in detention story · 2 mentions · first at
    Presented as a two-year-old allegedly detained during an ICE/DHS action; used to illustrate claimed abuses and disregard of a court order in the episode’s immigration-enforcement critique.
  • Lindsay Halligan — Person · Referenced DOJ attorney / U.S. attorney figure (as described) · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned in a court exchange where a judge threatens bar discipline; used as an example of judicial pushback against DOJ filings/representations in the episode’s framing.
    That title because she was not actually appointed, but she pretended to hold that title. A Trumpappointed judge said, I'm going to take away your bar license, Lindseay Halligan. Pam Bondi, I'm going to take away your bar license.
  • Elvis Joel Echavaria — Person · Referenced parent in detention story · 1 mention · first at
    Identified as the father of Clo Velasus in the segment alleging unlawful detention tactics; part of the episode’s broader narrative about ICE/DHS conduct.
    2-year-old girl. How horrific is this behavior? Her name is Clo Velasus and her father is Elvis Joel Echavaria. and you can see what just take a look at her. I mean just how…

Companies & orgs

  • Department of Justice — Company · Key government agency · 4 mentions · first at
    Central to the discussion about resignations and political pressure under the Trump administration
    To cry. She yells, she rants, she raves like an absolute lunatic. And as I said, Trump's DOJ and FBI is collapsing as there are more mass resignations or the Trump regime is…
  • ICE — Company · Key government agency · 3 mentions · first at
    Central to discussions about immigration enforcement and alleged misconduct
  • FBI — Company · Key government agency · 1 mention · first at
    Discussed in the context of resignations and political pressure under the Trump administration
    To cry. She yells, she rants, she raves like an absolute lunatic. And as I said, Trump's DOJ and FBI is collapsing as there are more mass resignations or the Trump regime is…
  • Minus Touch Network — Company · Media company · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as the network where Don Lemon works
    Don Lemon. So Don Lemon, I'm sure you know the story by now. Independent reporter. We love Don Lemon on the Mice Touch Network. He was reporting from a church where a protest…
  • Binance — Company · Referenced company · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned in the context of Trump's pardons
    Binance, that plead guilty to using their f their crypto funds to basically help sex traffickers and terrorists is what they plead guilty to. He just pardons these people.…

Places & events

  • Bernalo County — Place · Setting · 3 mentions · first at
    Mentioned as the location where the district attorney is taking a stand against ICE
  • Albuquerque — Place · Setting · 5 mentions · first at
    Mentioned as the city within Bernalo County where the district attorney is active
    It's a felony. And I am the chief law enforcement officer in the county of Bernalo, city of Albuquerque. We're gonna make sure people abide by the law.
  • COVID-19 pandemic — Event · Referenced event · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned in passing regarding health care and government actions
    People. that's what we're getting out of Washington right now with Donald Trump. attacking vaccines, going after vaccines and all of this, healthc care is obviously one, affordability, tariffs, and the effect that tariffs have on the.

Full transcript with timestamps

Donald Trump's Department of Justice and FBI is collapsing. Donald Trump's attorney general, Pam Bondi, is becoming even more unhinged during her live TV appearances on state regime media, which calls itself Fox. Every time Pam Bondi appears on TV, it seems like she's going to cry. She yells, she rants, she raves like an absolute lunatic. And as I said, Trump's DOJ and FBI is collapsing as there are more mass resignations or the Trump regime is engaged in a purge, forcing out any of the FBI agents who are showing moral character or who are refusing to violate the law for the Trump regime. The latest massive resignation comes out of Minneapolis and the FBI is currently being ordered by Trump's DOJ, by Pam Bondi, and Todd Blanch, the deputy attorney general, to facilitate this massive cover up of the shooting death of Renee Nicole Good by Jonathan Ross, a supervisor in FBI's Minneapolis office, just abruptly

resigned, we're learning, after bureau leadership in Washington at the order of Pam Bondi and Todd Blanch pressured her pressured this senior supervisor at the FBI to discontinue a civil rights inquiry into ICE agent Jonathan Ross who killed Renee Nicole Good. And such inquiries that were being taken by this senior FBI agent are a common investigative step. But the Trump DOJ ordered the FBI investigate the widow. go after Renee Nicole Good's widow. We're also learning that the Trump regime DOJ wanted to get a search warrant, which was rejected by a federal judge, to go after Renee Nicole Good's wife and not a search warrant to actually investigate what happened in the vehicle or what happened with Jonathan uh Ross and what actually went down with the murder. uh in my opinion that took place and I think in your opinion as well. Um so at this point we've seen over 3,000 uh either resignations or people being

pushed out of the DOJ. We've seen similar numbers at the FBI. Federal courts continue to look at the Trump DOJ with absolute disgust. Democrat, Republican uh appointed judges alike are looking at this Trump DOJ as utterly, utterly pathetic. I mean, you have that Trump appointed judge in the Eastern District of Virginia, Judge Novak, who said to Lindseay Hallagan, Trump's United States, former United States attorney for the Eastern District who was disqualified and not allowed to hold that title because she was not actually appointed, but she pretended to hold that title. A Trumpappointed judge said, "I'm going to take away your bar license, Lindseay Halligan." Pam Bondi, I'm going to take away your bar license.

Todd Blanch, you signed this. I'm taking away your law license right now. And then Lindseay Halligan finally tapped out and said, "Okay, I won't be the Eastern District Attorney anymore, but this is such a weaponized system." Yeah. Weaponized by Trump appointed judges. How utterly, utterly pathetic. So, you had Attorney General Pam Bondi making the round. She went on state regime media last night and she started whining about Don Lemon and she goes, "Don Lemon is an online agitator. He used to work at fake news CNN. We're coming for you, Don Lemon. So Don Lemon, I'm sure you know the story by now. Independent reporter. We love Don Lemon on the Mice Touch Network. He was reporting from a church where a protest uh was taking place because of the affiliation to church leadership of of an ICE official who was work apparently working at that church. Lemon was just filming and reporting from the scene about what

happened and the Trump regime filed criminal complaints against uh the leaders of the protesters, then altered AI images of the leader of the protest, which again is complete misconduct and likely will be a grounds for dismissal, but they were unable to secure a criminal complaint to be signed off by a magistrate judge against Don Lemon. And so now Pam Bondi's like, "We're coming for you, Don Lemon." Do you we know how inappropriate this is for an attorney general to go on a state regime media or set aside that to go on any TV and to say this. This is the exact opposite of law and order. This is what happens to use the phrase of the Trump regime. This is what truly happens in banana republics. And this is what the law and order turned upside down looks like.

This is complete injustice. This is what you expect to see in Russia. This is so utterly pathetic. Let's play this clip. his commentary obviously in support of them. Does the fact that he he claims to be an independent journalist, does that factor into the law at all?

Well, he's an online agitator. That's what he is now. And sure, if you're a journalist and you're covering a story, that's not what he was doing. We all know that. We have the video. It speaks for itself. He was in there with all these other people. If you were in there, if you protested and went into that church on the Sunday and you terrorized the parishioners, we are coming after you. That pastor is a wonderful man. I met with that pastor, Sean. These people were staged sitting in the church as well. Then they burst in through all doors, including Don Lemon, and started harassing and antagonizing and terrorizing these parishioners. A woman ran out the back door scared to death and broke her arm.

We are coming after you if you participated in that. I don't care who you are. If you're a failed CNN journalist, you have no right to do that in this country. We don't live in a third world country. We're going to protect our houses of worship in this country. And by the way, we're hearing right now from the Henipin County Attorney, Mary Morardi, uh about what she learned about this resignation by this top FBI official uh within the district where she is a top prosecutor. And she talks about this prosecution uh and her investigation into Jonathan Ross rather. Um and she'll announce the next prosecutorial steps, but she discusses here how the Department of Justice refuses to share any information with her office. Let's play this clip.

I just heard about and read about the resignation as I think many people did. Uh it tells me that a professional investigator, an FBI agent who was a career agent as opposed to a political appointee thought that it was appropriate to do a complete investigation and send it to the Department of Justice. But people who didn't know as much as she did about the investigation decided to order them to stop the investigation. Um, and the only thing I can think of is that was for political reasons. And I think it's hard to understand and I think the public uh should be disturbed that there isn't an investigation as there should be as there is in Minnesota. Anytime a state peace officer takes the life of a person, there is a complete and thorough investigation, a decision about whether charges are appropriate and transparency.

What can you tell us, Miss Morardi, about timetable for your your investigation, the Henipin County investigation?

So, we are doing the investigation in tandem with our state uh law enforcement agency, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, the BCA. As you know, we ordered a or we created a public portal so that people could submit evidence uh because we were not receiving evidence and we I'm guessing we're not going to receive any evidence from the the feds. uh and we receive substantial information there that is helpful. So, the BCA continues to investigate and interview witnesses and our hope is to gather all of the evidence that we think we can gather and then be able to make a decision about whether charges are appropriate or not and then announce that publicly with transparency so that the public understands exactly what happened here. And by the way, you want to see what the DOJ and DHS is focused on, who they're going after, they're going after now little two-year-old girls. Now, this follows them attacking

5-year-old boys. We all know the story now of them going after Liam KJO Ramos, who the Trump DHS used, who Trump's ICE and Border Patrol, Gustapo, used as bait to lure out his father. and they attacked the father and said the father abandoned the son when they used the son as bait to attack the father and then sent them both to concentration camps in El Paso, Texas. They've done the same to a 2year-old girl. Look at this 2-year-old girl. How horrific is this behavior? Her name is Clo Velasus and uh her father is Elvis Joel Echavaria. Um and you can see what just take a look at at her. I mean just how utterly horrific. Um, this 2-year-old girl was detained, and the story behind it is just absolutely sickening. Agents allegedly used chemical irritants and flashbangs as they detained her. There was a court order at 8:10 p.m. saying, "You cannot touch this family. Stay away," was the court order. But then the

Trump regime, lawless, completely lawless. Um, they went right after this family despite there being a court order. And that's Pam Bondi, that's Todd Blanch, that's Christine, that's Donald Trump, that's this despicable regime. And as Donald Trump expands his invasion with ICE and Border Patrol into other states, of course, we see what's happening in Minneapolis and in St. Paul. Um, we shouldn't forget that he's doing this in other states as well. Perhaps not on that scale, but that doesn't mean that at any moment Trump ramps it up there. So, I want to zoom in right now on Bernalo County, which is a county in New Mexico. That's where Albuquerque is located. There's a big governor's race coming up in 2026. And I want to speak with Sam Bregman, the district attorney of Bernalo County, which again includes Albuquerque. Um, was running for uh governor uh in this 2026 election. I want to speak with you

as well about some of the statements you've made recently. Just you haven't been afraid to stand up to Trump. You put out statements recently about uh what ICE is doing and if ICE engages in this behavior that we're seeing elsewhere. You said you're not going to hesitate to prosecute them. So talk talk to us about that. Then I want to talk more broadly about New Mexico in the governor's race. But talk about standing up to Trump uh with your position as the DA of Bernal Leo County. Listen, I think everybody across this country can agree that what we're seeing with ICE is horrific in so many different ways. And certainly it's unconstitutional.

Um, but it's also a violation of state law. If if ICE comes in without a a warrant, without reasonable suspicion, without probable cause, um, that is false imprisonment in New Mexico. You can't confine, restrain, or detain someone uh without proper legal authority to do so. And there's no exception for law enforcement as well. So, we are going to hold ICE accountable. And if people commit felonies in my county, I'm going to prosecute them. And I'm very concerned with the I don't know if it's the training, perhaps it is the training, but I'm very concerned with the way they are handling things right now. You cannot pull someone over because they're brown or because they speak Spanish in New Mexico, which is a majority minority state. Pull them over for no traffic violation just to check to make sure they're a citizen of the United States.

That is unacceptable conduct at every level. In fact, if they have no warrant, reasonable suspicion, or probable cause, it's a felony. And I I am the chief law enforcement officer in the county of Bernalo, city of Albuquerque. We're gonna make sure people abide by the law. There there are laws out there to make sure people follow them. And this is I don't want New Mexico going down this road. Not I just I can't accept it. We can't normalize the idea of throwing the Fourth Amendment and throwing all our criminal laws out the window to appease ICE. It's not going to happen. Right.

And you hear the Trump regime officials, I think, in a kind of textbook authoritarian way. They go and say, "But look, all we're trying to do here is get the sex offenders off the street. We're just going after the the pedos." Well, first and foremost, we know that the majority of these arrests that have been taken place in detentions are people who have never been convicted or even accused of crimes in the first place. But you know, you know, as the district attorney, the way to combat trafficking, cartels, drugs are through joint task forces where the feds work with state and local officials. And as I've always been emphasizing on the show, if the federal government wanted to bolster task forces to go after things, that would actually be something that I think would be welcome. That's the way past administrations have done it, and that's what you can actually do. But they're actually making things worse because

they're pulling federal officials actually off of the trafficking and cartel stuff and instead they're putting resources into terrorizing people who are not convicted of crimes. And I think you have an interesting perspective of that as the top law enforcement officer there cuz you know how these task force works and what the priority of this Trump regime has been.

I have special agents in my office that serve on federal task force. We get that. We understand how police are trained in New Mexico to abide by people's constitutional rights. Extremely important. But let me tell you, this whole this whole operation of of attempting not only to do unconstitutional uh things, but also to actually scare the heck out of everybody is having the opposite effect when it comes to crime fighting. I have a victim of rape who's not going to testify because they're so afraid that part of their family will be deported if they come forward and testify in a courtroom. It doesn't help when it comes to fighting crime. To the contrary, it's the worst thing. And let me say this, I will prosecute anybody who commits a violent crime. I don't care what their legal status is. We want to prosecute them. We hold people accountable here in Albuquerque the best we possibly can at the DA's office. But

this this operation, this kind of just pulling people over and kicking down doors without a warrant, without reasonable suspicion and probable cause, is unacceptable and we're not going to continue to put up with it. Let's talk about Albuquerque more broadly and expand it out to the governor's race uh that you're running in. I mean, New Mexico, like numerous other states, every state, uh, whether they're red, blue, purple, or whatever, has come under attack by this Trump regime. The government no longer like providing services or help. It seems the priority is attacking and ripping away whether it's health care services, whether it's jobs, whether it's making things more expensive. Um, so there's there's broader issues and and New Mexico's had to weather that. Can you talk to us just about what you're seeing, especially on your campaign across the state of what people are experiencing and then let's

talk about your plans. No, absolutely. You know, New Mexico is uh is the most amazing place, but the last thing we need right now is Donald Trump doing things that directly hurt New Mexicans. you know, this whole the attack on democracy speaks for itself and we just we actually just spoke to some of that. But for example, healthc care, the big beautiful BS bill is what I call it and what it did to Medicaid. We have a state that that individually is a poor state. The the folks here, 40% of our populations on Medicaid, and he's and they're cutting millions and millions of dollars on an already fragile health care system here in New Mexico. I mean, it's just almost a sense that it's just being mean for the sake of being mean, hurting people for the sake of hurting people. I mean, that's what we're getting out of Washington right now with Donald Trump. I mean, attacking vaccines, going after vaccines and and

and all of this, healthc care is obviously one, affordability, tariffs, and the effect that tariffs have on the price of goods affects every New Mexican. I mean, some New Mexicans are barely getting by. And with Donald Trump and what he's doing back there continues to have real effects on New Mexicans. I mean, affordability in every way is is driven a lot by some of his policies going on right now. Civil rights, I mean, you know, the the whole National Guard threats to everywhere across this country is scary. People are are scared.

people are, you know, t times are tough for a lot of people. And then to be kind of put on top of all that, this whole scare stuff that we're going to have a militarized um city or state or country, or we're going to have um military in the streets, National Guard in the streets, ICE wearing masks everywhere. All of this is building up to make for a very uncomfortable situation for far too many New Mexicans. And that's why we need we need real leadership in the governor's office that's going to stand up, push back, fight when necessary in every way, call them out when they're doing wrong, make sure they understand they can't do that to New Mexicans, and and actually fix a lot of the tough problems we're having in New Mexico, like crime, like education, healthcare, I just mentioned, economic opportunity, and affordability.

All these issues are are really important and Donald Trump isn't isn't doing anything. In fact, he's doing a lot of things that cause a lot of damage.

You know, as the top law enforcement officer in Albuquerque, someone who's tough on crime, I just would love to get your perspective, too, when you hear basically every single day Donald Trump is pardoning somebody who is convicted of a major fraud, um, convicted of drug trafficking. I mean, think about it. Juan Orlando Hernandez, one of the biggest drug traffickers around who worked with Chapo and said, "Get those drugs up the gringo's nose. I mean, Donald Trump pardons that guy." Donald Trump pardoned a company and its CEO, Binance, that plead guilty to using their f their crypto funds to basically uh help sex traffickers and terrorists is what they plead guilty to. He just pardons these people. Pardon, pardon, pardon, pardon, pardon, pardon. you just hire the right lawyer or you give Donald Trump some money um and boom, you get the part. What What's your perspective on all that?

We have a lot of amazing law enforcement officers that risk their lives capturing these individuals, risk their lives every single day. And God bless them for what they do to get these kind of criminals off the streets. And I can tell you, we're working on this the drug trafficking every day in New Mexico. It's a problem. And then it's such a slap in the face. It's like whiplash going back and forth. You literally pardon a guy that was just gone through all the due process in the United States. You pardon a massive major drug dealer. You pardon him and then you use the same excuse to go after somebody else down south. It it's it's mindboggling and it's a it's disrespectful to every law enforcement officer out there that works so hard to make all of us safe. Whether that's a federal law enforcement agency like the DEA or local law enforcement who just get up every morning and protect and

serve. It is very very frustrating to see someone who who talks a tough game every now and then about law enforcement but disrespects them on a daily basis. You know, you hit upon something that before we go I want to make sure we hit though too. You just said like why are they being so mean? like just something that's I've said that resonates with our audience is like this behavior by this Trump administration which I call a regime and I'm like it's just evil stuff. It's nasty. It shows to me a disdain and hatred for this country and I go and I know look you've got a lot of great policy papers out there. That's what your campaign's also known for. A and it's really important right. I also think though too what you hit upon though is just these are these people are doing bad things and they're hurting people and that shouldn't that's not what a government should be there for.

And that's one of the strange things because you have all these media companies out there and news companies and everything trying to use language from the past to deal with this moment and kind of gify the politics. And I'm like, this is new terrain right here where the government has declared Americans the enemy from within and they're attacking us every single day, which is why you need tough people like you standing up.

I can't say it any better. It and there's just a streak of meanness in it. I don't know. I'm pretty sure it's it's coming from the very top. But the entire administration, you're right, the cruelty the cruelty of let's just cut back Medicaid by hundreds of millions of dollars and see how much damage we can do. The cruelty of this whole ICE roundup. Let's just see how many people we can scare to death. Let's see how many young adult women we can pull over who are by themselves and have a guy with a mask on walk up and say, "Show me your papers." This is a crazy world we're living in right now. It's not the America I grew up in. It's not the America I want to see my grand kids grow up in.

Where can people learn more about the campaign and any final message to our six million subscribers?

Absolutely. So, Bregman, B re mf o rnm.com. Um, please go on the website. We've got a bunch of policy up there. And if you like what we're having to say, please feel free to donate as well. But, but also, I I am I just want everybody to know that New Mexico is an amazing, wonderful state, and we're going to push back and fight against Donald Trump every single time. Um, we're not going to put up with it. And I' I feel very strongly about that that we have to have tough people who are willing to come out and speak out and push back. So that's exactly the kind of governor I'm going to be.

Sam Bregman, Democratic candidate for governor, currently the Bernalo County District Attorney, New Mexico. Great to see you.

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Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "🚨 AG Bondi PANICS on LIVE TV as TOP AGENTS QUIT"?

Pam Bondi (Guest), Sam Bregman (Guest).

What is "🚨 AG Bondi PANICS on LIVE TV as TOP AGENTS QUIT" about?

Multiple high-ranking officials are resigning from Donald Trump's Department of Justice and FBI, revealing increasing chaos within the agencies, particularly under the leadership of Pam Bondi. Allegations include pressures to suppress civil rights investigations and a troubling focus on targeting the widow of a shooting victim rather than addressing accountability for the actions of law…

What is mentioned in this MeidasTouch episode?

19 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Donald Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Department of Justice, ICE, Lori Bregman, FBI. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "🚨 AG Bondi PANICS on LIVE TV as TOP AGENTS QUIT"?

The episode runs 23 min; the transcript is about 3,979 words in 33 timestamped sections.

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