AG Bondi has DOJ unleashed on Russia Collusion Hoax

Attorney General Pam Bondi is swinging for the fences, and the Russia Collusion Hoax is in her crosshairs. Word dropped Monday afternoon that the Department of Justice is hauling evidence from that tired 2016 smear job before a grand jury. 

Fox News' David Spunt laid it out for Will Cain:

"Fox News can confirm that Attorney General Pam Bondi, today, signed an order directing an unnamed U.S. federal prosecutor to take evidence to a grand jury relating to an alleged conspiracy to tie then-2016 candidate Donald Trump to the country of Russia. Now, Fox News reviewed the one-page order, just hours ago signed by the attorney general. A source familiar with the probe confirms this as well. While a DOJ spokesperson declined to comment on this report of an investigation, Fox is told Attorney General Bondi is taking the referrals from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard 'very seriously.' The spokesperson says that Bondi believes there is 'clear cause for deep concern' and a need for the next steps."

This isn’t just a shot across the bow, it’s a cannon blast. Spunt dropped more context, pointing out this comes hot on the heels of DNI Tulsi Gabbard's criminal referral to the DOJ. She's calling it what it is: a straight-up conspiracy to kneecap Trump's 2016 run and his first term. The deep state' s playbook is getting torched, and Bondi's lighting the match.

Spunt broke down the grand jury game plan and why it's hush-hush for now:

"Now, to be clear today, there are no charges that have been filed, no indictments. This is incredibly early in the process. What we have here is taking evidence the Justice Department believes it has to a grand jury to secure an eventual indictment or indictments. We don’t know exactly where the grand jury will meet. We don’t know who will go before the grand jury, and that's by design because grand juries determine if there is enough evidence to indict, and grand juries are secretive in the American legal system, so it’s normal not to know all of the answers. Again, the DOJ declining on any comment regarding this investigation, but, Will, big news,  this was signed by the attorney general, Pam Bondi, today to take this evidence of an alleged conspiracy to a grand jury with the hope to get an indictment or multiple indictments."

Spunt's calling it early days, and he's not wrong. No charges, no indictments, yet. Grand juries are like black boxes; you don't get the full picture until they spit out a decision. But make no mistake, this is a seismic move. The DOJ is not just fishing, they're hunting for indictments, maybe a whole net full.

So, who's sweating right now? The old saying goes, "You can indict a ham sandwich," but the real question is: who's the ham in this scenario? There has to be a few folks in D.C. with nervous twitches, wondering if their name's on the list. Multiple targets could be in play, and you can bet they’re pacing the halls, rethinking their life choices.

Why go public with this grand jury move? Call it a hunch, but I suspect it's a one-two punch: first, to signal to the folks clamoring for justice that Bondi isn't playing patty-cake; she's out for blood. Second, it's a loud warning to the guilty: start singing, or you might be the next ham sandwich on the chopping block.

This could drag on for weeks, maybe months, before we see indictments, if they come at all, so don't hold your breath. But let's be real: this is the Russia collusion hoax getting dragged back into the spotlight, and it's about time. 

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