Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=2TYVLfsMa35 Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Blumenthal Put A Dinner Photo On The Table — Bondi Wouldnt Say What Was Discussed That Night [LtUlPoM9ozT] Health Updated on August 09, 2026 EDT — Published on August 09, 2026 EDT #Blumenthal #PamBondi #ComeyIndictment #DOJ Senator Richard Blumenthal walked into this Senate Judiciary Committee hearing with three carefully sequenced tools: a photograph taken the night before James Comey's indictment showing Attorney General Pam Bondi seated two chairs from President Trump, a name — Brian Ballard — connected to a lobbying effort and a dropped antitrust case, and a structural approach built from years of prosecutorial experience that linked each question to the one before it. What Bondi said in response — "lovely photo," "internal communications are privileged," "I won't discuss ongoing investigations," and finally, "how dare you" — produced a congressional record in which three separate questions received no substantive answer, and the moment the hearing stopped being about law and became something else entirely is now permanently part of that record. #FifthAmendment #Breaking #TruthExposed #PoliticalScandal #Whistleblower #JusticeMatters #ProtectedNames #TheSealedRecord sEAyZQbjzUS eLIreg4AabU QsH8dFFC0u3 t34ZVfITXt0 1HXA5GlrA1k mCmQS7llde0
#Blumenthal #PamBondi #ComeyIndictment #DOJ Senator Richard Blumenthal walked into this Senate Judiciary Committee hearing with three carefully sequenced tools: a photograph taken the night before James Comey's indictment showing Attorney General Pam Bondi seated two chairs from President Trump, a name — Brian Ballard — connected to a lobbying effort and a dropped antitrust case, and a structural approach built from years of prosecutorial experience that linked each question to the one before it. What Bondi said in response — "lovely photo," "internal communications are privileged," "I won't discuss ongoing investigations," and finally, "how dare you" — produced a congressional record in which three separate questions received no substantive answer, and the moment the hearing stopped being about law and became something else entirely is now permanently part of that record. #FifthAmendment #Breaking #TruthExposed #PoliticalScandal #Whistleblower #JusticeMatters #ProtectedNames #TheSealedRecord sEAyZQbjzUS eLIreg4AabU QsH8dFFC0u3 t34ZVfITXt0 1HXA5GlrA1k mCmQS7llde0