Dan Bongino

The DOJ can't force indict someone.

That's a go through a grand jury.

They can drop a complaint, they can drop an information, but when you go to a grand jury with an indictment, you need a true bill from the grand jurors.

If they just say, ah, it doesn't matter, it's from a Republican appointed AG, we're not going to indict anyone, then that's how the system works.

That's garbage that they would do that, but that's how it works.

It's what happened with Comey and James.

So do you guys want to talk about some potential replacements?

I've got a good body of experience with these folks.

This is just my opinion.

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm just going to be fair with you because whose opinion matters again?

Jasmine, who's the only opinion that matters here?

Yes, President Trump.

That's it.

I did not get elected president.

So don't take this as like,

Advice, just take it as commentary on some people who've been floated out there already.

Number one is the DAG, the Deputy Attorney General, Todd Blanch.

He is now acting.

I have had nothing but great relationships with Todd.

Everything we did with Todd, whether it was summer heat, restoring justice, enduring justice, CI cases, public corruption cases, I have had nothing but good dealings.