Todd Blanch

White House or somebody in the White House says we want you to investigate this state or this program and how do you handle that because historically as you know since since Watergate there's been a kind of a firewall if you will on criminal investigations between the White House and the Justice Department I mean that is the most false statement I've ever heard in my life

There is always communication between a president and his priorities and what the Department of Justice should be focused on and not focused on.

That is not a new thing in this administration, although I know it sounds fun to say that it is.

As far as whether we would take a referral from the White House or take a referral from you even, yes.

I mean, yes, if somebody knows about fraud, please tell us.

And so if the president of our United States says, I have heard that there is ongoing fraud in Minneapolis, Minnesota,

So I have two.

This is Todd Blanch talking about what the Department of Justice is currently focusing on.

And then I have a separate clip where he's asked if Pam Bondi was fired because of the Epstein.

Let's listen to both.

Go for it.

Are you still Donald Trump's lawyer?

And so, look, the Epstein files has been a saga that's lasted for the entire—for the past year.

And what happened when the president signed the Transparency Act is the Department of Justice has now released all the files with respect to the Epstein saga.

Clapper, Comey, Brennan in particular, I think this is the route forward, and I think there should be indictments.

Could you please explain Tulsi Gabbard's role in DOJ activity regarding the Fulton County search?

It was reported that... She happened to be present in Atlanta.

There's a lot of horrible photographs that appear to be taken by Mr. Epstein or people around him.

But that doesn't allow us necessarily to prosecute somebody.

And that's what's important for the American people.