Hello and welcome back to Maine Justice.

It is Tuesday morning, April 7th.

I am Andrew Weissman, and I'm here with Mary McCord, my co-host.

Hello, Mary.

Hello, and good morning.

That's probably the brightest sounding I'm going to be.

So this is another one of those days.

So everyone sort of fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be. So this is another one of those days. So everyone sort of fasten your seatbelts.

It's going to be a bumpy show in the sense that we have so much to talk about.

By the way, Mary, do you know that phrase about fasten your seatbelt?

It's going to be a bumpy night.

It's from a movie.

Not airplane.

That's a good guess. It's really, I think it's my all-time

favorite movie. It's a movie called All About Eve from the 1950s. It's Betty Davis, who says,

fasten your seatbelt. It's going to be a bumpy night. Well, I am not doing that justice,

but I think we should get on with turbulence.

Speaking of turbulence, we had turbulence at the Department of Justice last Thursday with the

firing of Pam Bondi. I could not have set it up any better. And, you know, from my perspective,

good riddance to Pam Bondi. But the problem, of course, is who and what is going to replace her.

I mean, right now it's Todd Blanche, and he is serving in the acting capacity, but then there

are other names that are also being bandied about what can't happen is he cannot be both nominated

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