US EditionPam Bondi Clashes With Democrats at Heated House Hearing
- On June 23, 2025, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi testified before the House Appropriations Committee in Washington, D.C., regarding President Trump's DOJ budget request.
- The hearing addressed proposed budget cuts, including a 26 percent reduction to the ATF and a suggested ATF-DEA merger requiring congressional approval.
- Bondi defended the budget by stating ATF agents want to work alongside DEA agents and denied they would approach legal gun owners at night while evading questions on Jan. 6 pardons and stock sales.
- She disclosed selling between $1-5 million of Trump Media stock in early April, with Rep. Dean questioning the timing and Rep. DeLauro accusing Bondi of filibustering during heated exchanges over ATF cuts.
- Lawmakers warned that the DOJ cuts could weaken national security by impairing efforts against gun and drug trafficking and emerging Iranian threats amid escalating international tensions.
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Pam Bondi's Calm Jab Causes Purple-Haired Dem Rep to Completely Lose It During Hearing
Congressional Democrats excel at defending the indefensible while behaving like spoiled children. Moreover, with the exception of illegal immigration, those same Democrats love nothing as much as they love the […] The post Watch: Pam Bondi's Calm Jab Causes Purple-Haired Dem Rep to Completely Lose It During Hearing appeared first on The Western Journal.
Bondi to House Dem grilling her about selling Trump Media stock: 'Take a class in financial literacy'
Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-PA) is suddenly interested in Attorney General Pam Bondi’s stock portfolio. Despite years of conservatives howling over former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s stock portfolio, Democrats have never bothered to check into the ethics of her curious trading habits. Now that there’s a chance to dig into President Donald Trump’s AG, however, Dems have found themselves interested in seemingly fishy stock transitions. During a House …
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