Suhas Subramanyam

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181 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 8 Apr

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The Bulwark Daily · David French and Suhas Subramanyam: The Superpower Folded in Front of the Whole World · 8 Apr 2026 podcast

And so until that changes, it's not going to change under Todd Blanch, right?

He's not going to go after people.

What's interesting is in the UK, because of our work, we had a former prince, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, arrested.

And we had a diplomat, Peter Mendelsohn, arrested.

So there's actually real change happening around the world.

But in the United States, because of this DOJ, we are not seeing that same level of interest and going after the people who are involved in these crimes.

Well, a lack of investigation, and they're not sharing two and a half million documents with us.

Many of those documents were ones we were looking for for a long time, like witness statements where they named names, right?

Even the survivors themselves wanted to see those.

And what was nice is that we knew these documents were missing because the survivors have been telling us what to look out for.

And so that's what we're waiting for now.

And I don't think we're going to get it under Todd Blanch.

I think Todd Blanch is going to be worse than Pam Bondi because he was the president's personal attorney.

He's going to act like the president's personal attorney.

And remember, he sat down with Ghislaine Maxwell for six hours and then she got sent to a minimum security prison right after that.

So I think this is going to get worse at the DOJ.

And the only way to solve this and fix this is to have real oversight.

I'm not optimistic, though, that Todd Blanch will give us those documents, even if we're in the majority and we subpoena him.

And the question that I wonder sometimes is how we are going to hold certain people in the administration accountable for not following our subpoenas.

Because we can levy criminal sanctions against them, hold them in criminal contempt, but that gets referred to the DOJ.

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