Pam Bondi
speaker
2,700 appearances
258 recordings
42 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 30 May
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All are facing charges related to a conspiracy to deprive others of religious rights and with interfering with the right to religious freedom.
On January 18th, protesters disrupted a church service in St.
Paul, where one of the pastors is also a local ICE official.
Bondi wrote in her post, quote, you cannot attack a house of worship.
Videos of the protest, however, show people marching and chanting and do not appear violent.
Several people had already been charged for the incident, including journalist Don Lemon, a local journalist, and a prominent local civil rights attorney.
Meg Anderson, NPR News.
Attorney General Pam Bondi says 30 more agitators have been indicted, accused of entering City's church in St.
Paul January 18th in what she calls a coordinated takeover-style attack, engaging in acts of intimidation and obstruction during anti-ice protests.
Former CNN host Don Lemon, among nine other people originally charged who pled not guilty to conspiracy against religious freedom and interfering with the right of religious freedom.
Bondi on acts saying in part, if you attack a house of worship, we'll find you, arrest you, and prosecute you.
That this Justice Department stands for Christians and all Americans of faith.
And she joins us now.
Madam Attorney General, thanks so much for joining Fox and Friends this morning.
Your immediate reaction to what Ainsley was just referring to.
You got that mother.
She's bawling because her daughter was brutally murdered on video and the Democrats don't even stand.
And
So I'm stuck in that kind of vicious cycle of raise the rates, prices go up, raise the rates.
And, you know, how do we continue that?
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