Hi everybody, welcome to Hot Mike. I'm your co-host, Bill Whittle. Hot Mike is recovering from a pretty nasty cut he got on the nose. He was working a homicide case on the north side of downtown Los Angeles. I tried to warn him, but he wouldn't listen to me. But that's Chinatown, Mike. That's Chinatown.

Anyway, education-based entertainment here at the beginning of the week for you.

As we continue, our series called A Counter-Revolution of Competence.

This time, it is Pam Bondi versus Merrick Garland and the single most important appointee that Donald Trump has named

because this is the most important position in his administration by far.

The Department of Defense, Department of State, all of these pale in comparison in terms of the problems we have today

compared to the head of the Justice Department because this is the situation

we find ourselves in as we enter 2025. Now Barack Obama and the Marxists who, let's just say

advise him, figured this out back in 2008. They may have had their sights on it earlier,

but we began to see it as Obama was

sworn in in January of 2009. What they realized was that if you can control the Justice Department,

you don't even need to control the media. In other words, in a healthy republic, the job of the

media, the news media, is to investigate corruption and wrongdoing

on the part of elected officials, among others, and when wrongdoing and lawbreaking can be

found, then the evidence provided by the media is then handed off to the Justice Department,

and the Justice Department prosecutes the crime.

But the Marxists who've been trying to take over this government for the last 12, 15 years,

20 years, almost really, I guess, realized that if you control the Justice Department, it didn't

matter whether you were guilty of a crime or not. It didn't matter the way you were caught or Department, it didn't matter whether you were guilty of a crime or not.

It didn't matter whether you were caught or not. It didn't matter whether there was evidence or a pile of evidence or not.

They realized that you could do anything you wanted to break whatever laws, including murdering somebody in their prison cell

during a small break when the surveillance TV cameras malfunctioned, what was it for

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