Judges File Complaints Against AG Todd Blanche
101 Judges file ethics complaint calling for investigation and disbarment of Trump’s Attorney General Todd Blanche
101 Judges MOVE to PULL Todd Blanche’s BAR LICENSE in DEVASTATING NEW FILING
101 judges can’t be wrong! Popok reports on his NY bar regulator now opening an investigation AT THE URGING OF 101 FORMER STATE JUDGES OF Todd Blanche, as they question whether he violated half a dozen Ethics rules involving the Epstein files, the slush fund targeting Trump‘s political target list and lying about it. Will he lose his Bar license?
It’s been a bad week for Todd Blanche, and it just keeps getting worse. A bipartisan letter demands answers from Blanche about the outrageous civil and criminal immunity given to Trump, his family, and his businesses for possible tax and non-tax liabilities & 23 Democratic state attorneys general are moving to file a brief in the Trump v. IRS case in Florida, calling out its collusion and fraud.
More than 1200 former DOJ employees sign an open letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee OPPOSING Todd Blanche’s nomination for Attorney General. Katie Phang breaks down this scathing letter and explains why this kind of public opposition speaks volumes about the uphill battle Blanche will have to get across the finish line.
He should not be confirmed’: DOJ vets warn ‘danger’ ahead if Blanche named Trump AG
Attorney General-Nominee Todd Blanche, who has already shown that he is more than willing to do President Trump’s bidding, will appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee for his confirmation hearing. Stacey Young and Joyce Vance join The Weekend to discuss why the Senate should reject his confirmation.
Epstein survivors urge senators to reject Todd Blanche as AG
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein are urging senators to reject Todd Blanche’s bid to become Attorney General. Epstein’s survivors are expected to attend his confirmation hearing this week. MS NOW Congressional Reporter Mychael Schnell shares more on what she is hearing about the votes of some Republican senators. Jennifer Freemen, who represents several survivors, joins Alicia Menendez to share how her clients are feeling.
