US EditionTrump Pledges to 'Expel Rogue Actors' in Justice Department Speech
- President Donald Trump criticized the Department of Justice for abuses, claiming it was used by former President Joe Biden to "terrorize the innocent".
- He vowed to protect Americans from past abuses, promising transparency about "the lies and abuses" at the DOJ and pledging to restore justice.
- Trump specifically called out former President Joe Biden and former Attorney General Merrick Garland for their actions regarding his legal challenges.
- In his speech, Trump referred to a "corrupt group of hacks and radicals" within the government, stating he would "expel the rogue actors" from the government.
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ANALYSIS | U.S. could lose democracy status, says global watchdog
Possibly defying a court order. Urging his Justice Department to prosecute nemeses. Repeatedly calling the media 'illegal.' Declaring a predecessor's pardon null and void. U.S. President Donald Trump has done these things in the past few days.
Trump Remembers Bobby Knight During Justice Department Speech
Source: Andrew Harnik / Getty WASHINGTON – Former President Donald Trump spent part of his speech at the Justice Department on Friday remembering Bobby Knight, the longtime Indiana Hoosiers basketball coach who died in November 2023. “He wanted to endorse me,” Trump said. “He called me about two years before I decided to run in 2016. I said, ‘Is this really Bobby Knight?’ I could tell it was Bobby Knight.” Knight backed Trump during his first …
Trump’s Attacks on Critics & Press Are Part of the “Authoritarian Playbook”: Rep. Jamie Raskin
President Donald Trump spoke at the Department of Justice Friday in an unprecedented speech in which he threatened to take revenge on his political enemies, from the press to the FBI itself. “It was a typical rambling and hate-filled diatribe,” says Maryland Congressmember Jamie Raskin. “Nobody has ever taken a sledgehammer to the traditional boundary between independent criminal law enforcement, on the one side, and presidential political will a
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