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Hello everyone, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton here with our weekly update on social media.

Always busy here in Washington, D.C. when it comes to the rule of law and fighting government

corruption, the big news this week, among other major stories,

is President Trump's firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi. It is in many ways not a surprise.

It's been reported. He's been unhappy with her performance for some time. you know judicial watch has been critical of the

Justice Department's handling of the Epstein files and or the mishandling of the Epstein files

the lack of seeming effectiveness or even evidence

of any serious investigation into the lawfare

targeting Trump.

And there have been some good things

that the Attorney General was done.

She's had to oversee a Justice Department

that had to go to court dozens, if not hundreds of times to defend

the president's prerogatives under our Constitution and frankly our democracy as the left

has tried to shut down Trump-admit initiative after Trump initiative in court. But in the end,

she lost the confidence of President Trump and many of his supporters,

and so it's not a surprise that she was fired.

And I think the issue should be now is not necessarily who should be the next Attorney General,

but what the next Attorney General should do. What should be the program? What should be the next attorney general, but what the next attorney general should do? What should be the

program? What should be the reform operation that he or she pursues? My concern is that currently,

or to date, in addition to the lack of prosecutions or seeming, as I say, no evidence of

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