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Pam Bondi just finished testifying in front of the House Oversight Committee, and well, she did give us

somethings. Not everything. She didn't,

she deflected a lot, didn't answer many questions. I have the inside scoop for you of exactly what

happened inside the room today. Let me set the boundaries. Number one, Pam Bondi's testimony was not

under oath. She was never sworn in. Now, a lot of people are saying

she should have been sworn in. I agree, but if she lied to Congress, whether she was under oath or not,

it is still a crime to lie to Congress. It just wouldn't be perjury. It would be making false statements,

number one. Number two, and most significantly, in my opinion, she had a Department of Justice lawyer representing her,

Harmy Dillon, the Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division, who was in there telling Pam Bondi not to answer certain questions as it relates to Donald Trump.

Here is what Pam Bondi did answer.

She threw Todd Blanche and Cash Patel under the bus.

And I spoke with a congresswoman who was inside the room, Melanie Stansbury, to talk about exactly what she learned from this deposition.

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Before we get to my interview with Span, Stansbury, I want you to hear with Congressman Robert Garcia, the leading Democrat on the Oversight Committee, what he had to say about today's

deposition.

And what she's saying here in her words and remarks is that it was Todd Blanche, the curing acting AG, that was

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