Sen. Chris Van Hollen
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 6 Aug
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It is Trump's corruption that is hurting the country right now.
We're paying the price for that corruption in all sorts of ways.
And, you know, Mike Rogers is essentially a yes man to Donald Trump.
But as that ad points out, you know, Mike Rogers also has his own personal history of cozying up to powerful special interests and doing their bidding at the expense of
of his constituents.
And in this way, Abdul El-Sayed has the perfect foil in Mike Rogers because, as you know, Abdul's entire campaign in this primary was running against big, powerful special interests.
I mean, my God, $60 million was spent against him to try to stop him because he does want to shake up.
the status quo.
He is a populist, as you said, and his whole frame is money out of politics, money in your pockets, meaning in the people's pockets, and Medicare for all.
And so, yes, he is the populist candidate here against Mike Rogers, who will get pinned with Donald Trump's corruption and his own political corruption.
Well, Michael, I hope they'll do the right thing because, as you know, Todd Blanch was Donald Trump's personal lawyer.
And while he now has the title of Acting Attorney General, throughout his tenure at the Justice Department, he has been acting like he is Donald Trump's personal lawyer.
On the Senate floor today, I displayed the photo of the banner that hangs outside the entrance to the Justice Department now.
It's not the scales of justice.
It is a huge banner of Donald Trump.
And Todd Blanch has essentially seen it as his job not to be the people's lawyer, not to defend the Constitution, but to defend Donald Trump, to try to hide the Epstein files.
He came up originally with the slush fund that was going to reward people who were convicted of beating up Capitol Police on January 6th.
So from day one, he has been doing the bidding, not of the Constitution, but of one person, Donald Trump.
And that is not the job of the Attorney General of the United States.
So, look, I hope there are two Republican senators who have not declared where they stand.
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