Donald Trump Makes Extreme Claim About Pam Bondi
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The president laid it on thick about his embattled attorney general.
President Donald Trump claimed Thursday that Attorney General Pam Bondi would “go down as the greatest attorney general,” resorting to the kind of hype he often reserves for himself. (Watch the video below.)
“Pam, thank you very much. What a job,” Trump said to her in Washington, D.C., as they met law enforcement and National Guard troops amid his federal takeover of the district. “People don’t realize, they’re gonna see, she’ll go down as the greatest attorney general we’ve had. I really mean it, too.”
Trump, at times, has compared himself to Abraham Lincoln, George Washington and Martin Luther King Jr., and has called himself the “greatest” president as well.
So, throwing some hyperbole Bondi’s way might not be a shocker.
But she’s earning brickbats elsewhere.
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