Megyn Kelly

Bondi that, quote, her time as Attorney General is

is nearing an end, end quote.

And a formal announcement is expected soon.

As always with Donald Trump, Semaphore is reporting he could change his mind before going through with the plan.

But that's not all.

The Guardian, just as we came to air, dropping a report that Donald Trump is privately polling his top advisors about whether he should replace the director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard.

The answer is no, he shouldn't.

The president apparently upset that Tulsi did not condemn Joe Kent, the former National Counterterrorism Center director who resigned over Joe's opposition to the war in Iran.

Before he left the government, Kent reported to Tulsi before he resigned.

He worked for her as their chief of staff and then went over to counterterrorism and did speak to Tulsi before he resigned.

They spoke to the vice president and then he went and directly spoke to the president about leaving.

The Guardian also reporting that Trump is not happy that Tulsi, a longtime opponent of foreign interventions, has appeared somewhat reluctant to defend his actions in Iran.

There's a lot going on here.

Joining me now to react to all of this is Saurabh Amari.

He's U.S.

editor of Unheard and Sean Davis, who is CEO of The Federalist.

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