Hi there, everyone, it's 4 o'clock in New York.

It wasn't the first lie ever told before the United States Senate, and it certainly won't

be the last.

But what Attorney General Pam Bondi said before the members of the Senate Judiciary Committee this afternoon

may very well go down as one of the most brazen, most shameless, most verifiably false

statements ever uttered in that setting. Quote, the two-tiered system of justice is over.

In fact, if Bondi's on the record testimony today served to prove

anything out in public, anything at all, it is that a two-tiered system of justice has very much

been operationalized is the new reality in the United States of America right now. Just as former

FBI director Jim Comey, whose recent

federal indictment initiated mayor days after a public pressure campaign, was a frequent

topic of inquiry this afternoon. Again and again and again, Bondi refused to answer questions

on the matter, questions about Eric Siebert. He's the now former U.S. Attorney for the Eastern

District of Virginia. He was forced to resign after he concluded that there was not sufficient

evidence to indict Jim Comey and questions about potential coordination between Donald Trump

and the Department of Justice. Watch. The night before, James Comey's indictment, you had dinner with President of the United States, pretty intimate group.

Actually, there were a lot of people there that night. That's a great picture.

Was James Comey discussed at that dinner?

I love that picture. That's a great picture. And there were a lot of people there that night.

I think the entire cabinet was there.

Did you discuss James Comey with the President of the United States? He was sitting just to your left.

Well, two seats down. Yes. Two seats down. And I am not going to discuss any conversations I've had or not have with the President of the United States.

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