Pam Bondi Puts Up Firewall, Won’t Support Special Counsel or Other Probe Into Signal Affair as Democrats Seek To Keep Story Alive

The nation’s top law enforcement official holds fast amid calls to open investigations — or bring charges.

AP/Ben Curtis, file
Attorney General Bondi speaks at a news conference at the Justice Department, February 12, 2025, at Washington. AP/Ben Curtis, file

Attorney General Bondi is emerging as a key figure in President Trump’s efforts to contain the fallout from the disclosure on Signal of battle plans against the Houthis. The exchange was shared by the journalist Jeffrey Goldberg, who was inadvertently added to the chat. 

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