Pam Bondi got into a heated argument with Senator Adam Schiff during her Senate testimony
US Attorney General Pam Bondi has demanded that Democratic Senator Adam Schiff apologize for attempting to impeach President Donald Trump. The two had a heated verbal exchange while Bondi was testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Tuesday.
Schiff led the first of the two unsuccessful impeachments of Trump during his first term. The president has repeatedly called the senator “Shifty Schiff” since, accusing him of corruption.
The senator, who is currently under Department of Justice (DOJ) investigation for mortgage fraud, accused Bondi of turning the department into Trump’s “personal sword and shield to go after his ever-growing list of political enemies.”
He also alluded to Trump’s alleged ties with notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, and accused the DOJ of covering up a bribery investigation involving border czar Tom Homan, whom he accused of taking a $50,000 bribe from an undercover FBI agent last year.
Bondi argued that the investigation took place before she was appointed attorney general and that FBI head Kash Patel had repeatedly stated that there was no case against Homan.
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As the back-and-forth intensified and both began interrupting each other, Bondi fired back.
“You know, Senator Schiff, if you worked for me, you would have been fired because you were censured by Congress for lying.”
Will you apologize to Donald Trump for trying to impeach him, after you now know that Joe Biden tried to cover up Hunter Biden’s involvement with Ukraine?
Earlier in the day, the CIA declassified files that showed that while vice president in 2016 Biden attempted to cover up a report on his family’s alleged corrupt business dealings in Ukraine.
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He allegedly pressured Kiev into firing a prosecutor who was investigating Ukrainian energy firm Burisma, in which his son Hunter Biden held a lucrative board position.
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