Attorney General Bondi Downplays Need for Signal Chat Probe as Lawmakers Push for Investigation
- Attorney General Pam Bondi stated she is not interested in investigating the Signal chat scandal, despite U.S. Senators pushing for it.
- Bondi confirmed that Trump administration officials discussed sensitive plans in the Signal group chat, but claimed no classified information was involved.
- Bondi suggested attention should focus on Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden, citing past investigations into their alleged mishandling of classified information.
- CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig criticized Bondi for not addressing the Signal leaks and asserted that an investigation is needed.
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'Incredible, but not surprising' CNN's Anderson Cooper floored by Trump AG's remarks
Primetime CNN anchor Anderson Cooper expressed disbelief that Attorney General Pam Bondi is refusing to have the Justice Department investigate the Signal group chat thread in which Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth discussed imminent attack orders with other high-level officials and a journalist.Hegseth and National Security Adviser Mike Waltz drew fierce criticism over their involvement in the Signal group chat, in which Hegseth shared live updat…
Pam Bondi Refuses to Investigate Signal Chat Scandal, Says Focus Should be on Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden Instead
As U.S. senators push for an investigation into the Signal chat scandal, Attorney General Pam Bondi made it clear she’s not interested in looking into it. Instead, she suggested the focus should shift to Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden, who’ve already been the subjects of major investigations. Bondi addressed the issue during a news conference in Virginia, where she confirmed that Trump administration officials did discuss sensitive plans in the S…
Trump Official Dragged After Suggesting 'Atlantic' Editor 'Hacked' Into Signal Group Chat
Speaking to Fox News personality Laura Ingraham, national security adviser Michael Waltz suggested that Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg hacked his phone to gain access to a Signal chat with high-level Trump administration officials, particularly Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, discussing military strategy surrounding war strikes in Yemen. Waltz made this claim even though he had previously acknowledged setting up the Signal group in question, …
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