Dan Bongino

These are issues that are going to be ongoing no matter who takes that spot.

I want to discuss some ups and downs or some potential replacements as well.

People I've had experience with, it's not my choice.

It's the president's choice, so it doesn't really matter what I think.

However, I do know a lot of these people, and I think a lot of these folks would be a really good choice.

So I'll give you those in a second, but I just want to make sure you don't leave the show without these two things in your head.

These are the two issues that are going to remain going forward.

Not that they can't be fixed, but I'm telling you they're going to take time.

First, I just mentioned is the U.S.

attorneys.

The Attorney General, whoever it is, is not on the ground prosecuting cases.

It doesn't happen.

The United States attorney for that specific district, whether it's EDNY, Eastern District of New York, Southern District of New York, District of Maryland, whatever it may be, the U.S.

attorney in that district works for the attorney general and the DAG.

And then that U.S.

attorney has an assistant U.S.

attorney who's going to prosecute those ground cases.

You have to get all those people hired.

You got to get those people through the Senate.

You got to get those people vetted.