In today’s Substack Live, I walked through the House Judiciary hearing featuring Attorney General Pam Bondi—and I did not hold back. After fighting through early Substack tech issues, I jumped straight into Jim Jordan’s opening spin, calling out what I see as distraction tactics designed to shield Bondi and Donald Trump from the Epstein fallout.
As Democrats took the floor, especially during the confrontation over the Epstein files, I focused on the most explosive moment: survivors standing behind Bondi while lawmakers accused the DOJ of redacting abusers’ names, exposing victims, and sitting on millions of documents. When a member asked Bondi to turn around and apologize to the survivors, I highlighted the political and moral weight of that moment—and her refusal to engage directly.
Throughout the hearing, I contrasted Republican talking points about crime stats, immigration, and FISA with what I argued is the real issue: whether the DOJ is operating as Trump’s personal legal shield. I also broke down how these hearings aren’t really about the room—they’re about the clips, the narrative war, and what will dominate social media afterward.
This was real-time analysis, unfiltered reaction, and strategic framing of what this fight actually means.
