Pam Bondi

And he said, something just happened.

Yeah, a young woman, a student

threw her phone, cursed, attacked a young student, a young male student who was playing basketball because he was wearing an IDF shirt.

She was a student, he was a student.

I spent the next few hours on the phone, I called my US attorney, I called the state attorney, call law enforcement, and I guess she went through the system as it should, and she now is kicked out of Florida State University.

But little things are the big things, and that sends a strong message that you can't behave that way anymore in our country.

You can't bully other students simply because they're Jewish.

And you think they're better than they are.

after she arrived in the city.

Federal subpoenas were delivered to the offices of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frye, State Attorney General Keith Ellison, and three other local officials.

We spoke exclusively with Attorney General Pam Bondi.

We reported last week both Mayor Fry and Governor Walz are under criminal investigation by the Justice Department for allegedly interfering with federal law enforcement.

I feel like I have to give a First Amendment 101 primer to people, including journalists like Don Lemon, because you don't have a First Amendment right to trespass and invade a house of worship.

It's literally illegal to do that, and it's not protected by the First Amendment.

The FBI and the DOJ Civil Rights Division are investigating.

Attorney General Pam Bondi writing on X, I just spoke to the pastor in Minnesota whose church was targeted.

Attacks against law enforcement and the intimidation of Christians are being met with the full force of federal law.

Sean, we support Secretary Noem.

We support our men and women of Homeland Security and ICE, who are out there taking predators off the street every day around the country, and they're doing it in Minnesota.

What happened in Minnesota?