Pam Bondi, you're fired.

The lead starts right now.

Sources tell on CNN that the president had a tough conversation with now

former Attorney General Pam Bondi just yesterday.

And of course today, she's out.

For law and justice lovers out there, though, don't get too excited.

Part of the president's

problem with her was that she was not successful enough in going after Trump's perceived

enemies. And Trump's crackdown on mail-in voting here from the head of one state election

office vowing to take legal action against the Trump administration. And the new body cam video showing the arrest of golf legend Tiger Woods, what he told deputies

just moments before he was put in those platinum bracelets.

Welcome to the lead, and I'm Jake Tapper.

Let's get right to the breaking news tonight.

Pam Bondi fired as President Trump's U.S. Attorney General. Another massive shakeup for the Trump administration,

as the president grapples with some of the lowest approval ratings of his presidency. His announcement calls Bondi a great American patriot and a loyal friend. He adds that Bondi is moving into the private sector, though he does not specify where or what

that job, that alleged job, is.

Unlike former Secretary of Homeland Security, Christy Noam, who purportedly remains in Trump's administration,

Noam and Bondi both served Trump loyally, perhaps even to a fault, both taking major heat

over the Trump administration's handling of key issues to Trump's base, just as the president's

patience with both of these ladies wore thin.

For Bondi, sources tell us that the president's main problem with her has been her failure to successfully prosecute his perceived political enemies.

The U.S. Justice Department had indicted former FBI director James Comey and current New York Attorney General Letitia James, but both cases were tossed out.

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