Hey, everybody. I'm Alison Gill. Welcome to The Breakdown. Thanks to the Midas Touch Network for hosting this show. Really appreciate them giving me this platform. So I wanted to talk today a little bit about the abject failures of the Department of Justice. And considering how much of a failure this Department of Justice has been and continues to be with their lowest conviction

rate in D.C. that has ever been seen in the history since they've been keeping track and,

you know, all of the inability to indict a ham sandwich. Literally, they couldn't indict

sandwich guy. However, when Pam Vondy appeared before the House Judiciary Committee this week, she was awfully cocky for somebody who's such an abject failure who keeps getting beat up and beat up and beat up.

And it makes me question the intent behind going after Trump's political enemies because it doesn't feel to me like convictions are the goal. It feels

to me like it's just red meat for the base. It's just, hey, just say there's an investigation and

let Republicans and I, Republicans in Congress and me do the rest as he had instructed his

attorney general or potential attorney general Jeffrey Clark to do

when he was trying to overthrow the government back in 2020 and 2021. So I just wanted to kind

of bring these things together and wrap them up in a bow. And so that's what we're going to do

on today's episode of The Breakdown.

All right, hey, everybody. Welcome. Joining me today to discuss all this is my very good friend hosts her own show here on the Midas Touch Network. Please welcome. Katie Fang. Hi, Katie. How are you?

Well, it's been yet another run of time. I mean, I can't

believe it's only, what, more or less mid-February, 2026. And I can't find, you know,

head or tails of sanity these days. But if there's anybody with whom I could be not sane,

it would be with you. So I'm happy to be here.

Yay. A couple of independent journalists whiling out. I'm excited.

So what I wanted to talk to you about today was Pam, first of all, Pam Bondi's performance,

because that's what it was, if I'm being honest, at the house, in front of the House Judiciary Committee.

Headed up by Jim Jordan, who, by the way way also has covered for pedophiles in the past and

sexual abusers in the past.

So it's just a whole gang of people making, you know, providing cover for sex abuse and

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