Pam Bondi is out as attorney general — and her 14-month tenure makes her the shortest timer as the nation's top lawyer since Watergate. To put it all into context, NPR’s Justice Correspondent Carrie Johnson joins Elise and Jena to discuss what’s next for the so-called “Justice” Department when it comes to the Epstein-related investigations under acting AG Todd Blanche. They discuss Bondi’s biggest missteps with the Epstein files, what’s next for DOJ, and what avenues might exist for the growing chorus of Americans who don’t want the misdeeds of the billionaire class to be shoved under the rug.

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NPR's Carrie Johnson

NPR: Trump Removes Bondi as Attorney General

Time: Bondi Won't Appear Before House Oversight

Fox News: Todd Blanche on the Epstein Files

DOJ: Dr. Larry Nassar's abuse  investigation

Time: EPA Head Lee Zeldin as potential AG

NYMag: Judge Jeanine Pirro as potential AG

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