Hey everybody, it's Joe Trippy, and welcome back to that Trippy show with my co-host,

Alex Sashlow. This week, ding-dong, Trump finally had enough of Pam Bondi. She's gone.

Alex has a stat that explains how much trouble House Republicans are in.

But what do Democrats have to do to win back disillusioned Trump voters?

I'm not sure they have to do as much as other people do, but we'll get into that. Alex, where do you want to get started today? I do have to say, you know, I've never really paid attention to our intro music, but it hits. I was bopping on the way in today. This is good. So I got to start listening to it more. I'm going to ask for the full track, and'm just going to make it my ringtone or something for when you call. For now, it's actually your parent.

Don't do that. Don't do that. All right. Well, let's talk. Let's talk some good news. Pam Bondi just

got fired. Actually, while we were prepping for this show today. That seems good, right?

Has changed anything?

Well, it may put Epstein back on the front burner in that he, it looks like Todd Blanche

is going to be at least interim, if not the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, uh,

Trump's appointment, uh appointment to replace her.

You know, we're talking about the guy infamously for going down and interviewing Jelaine Maxwell and then days afterwards, nothing there.

And days afterwards, she's, you know, the country club.

So I'm not sure.

I mean, look, we all have to be happy that Pam Bondi, that Trump finally figured out,

that was one of his bigger mistakes.

It took him a while to figure that out only because the real weird thing here is,

okay, so remember the famous, hey, the Dow's at $50,000.

Highlight of my years. She did not even understand that it's

points. It's dollars on the Dow. And then she corrected. I mean, she caught herself right before she did it.

But I don't know. I think we're a good in correction zone now because of the war in Iran and everything else the president's done.

Get rid of her.

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