Dan Bongino

We were sitting there with the ADIC in charge of WFO, the assistant director in charge of the FBI, in charge of the Washington field office.

And Jeanine came in.

And the crime in DC was out of control.

The president was pissed off about it.

He said, clean this place up.

We sat down, we went over broken windows policing.

We went over how we were gonna enforce UFAP warrants, unlawful flight against prosecution, how the FBI would expand that definition and get into that, how we would start clearing local warrants and working with the DC police where the jurisdiction's a little different.

And look what happened.

Judge Jeanine was one of the architects of that too.

She is an incredibly good lawyer.

She is exactly in person as she is on TV, and she's no different.

It's not a shtick.

It's not an act.

She's got the Trumpian, like, you want to know what she's thinking?

Just ask her.

She's never going to bullshit you, like, at all.

She would be a great choice, I think, as either AG or the DAG.

However, then you got to backfill the D.C.

United States attorney spot, which is critically important because that's where most of the public corruption cases wind up.

So you got a problem there, too.