Mullin told reporters at the Capitol on Thursday that he was “super excited about this opportunity” and that it was “not a complete surprise.”
He added, “The president and I, as you guys know, we’re great friends, and we get along great. I look forward to working with him in his Cabinet. Of course, we’ve still got to go through this little thing called confirmation, and we’re going to get started on it right away.”
NBC News places Noem "at the forefront of Trump’s signature policy agendas: deporting immigrants, restricting immigration and clamping down on the U.S.-Mexico border." She may be the one with the flair to bolster her image and spend a lot of money, some personally, other unnecessarily, but there is no doubt that it has been Stephen Miller who has put together Donald Trump's violent anti-immigration movement. Miller has almost unbridled range as White House deputy chief of staff for policy and homeland security advisor.
But it was Pam Bondi's firing from the extremely important position of Trump's Attorney General where the Oval Office lunatic used the legal system to carry out prosecutions of retribution. Like Letitia James and James Comey. Here's the scenario...
Federal Judge Cameron Currie dismissed federal indictments against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James in November 2025. The cases, brought by special prosecutor Lindsey Halligan, were tossed after the judge found Halligan was improperly appointed, rendering her actions unlawful. Both face potential re-prosecution as the dismissals were without prejudice.
Bondi's biggest Trump letdown was the screwing up of the issue of Donald Trump's pal,
Pam Bondi was fired as U.S. Attorney General on April 2, 2026, following mounting criticism over her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case files. Despite promising transparency, her Justice Department failed to release significant documents, provided misleading information about a "client list," and heavily redacted files, creating a political liability for President Trump.
So, what's next?
This headline from Daily Beast could provide a clue, "Fuming Trump Secretly Plots Firing Top Goon Who Embarrassed Him." He's talking about Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, but insiders say another firing so soon after Noem and Bondi could cause a concern by the public of 'what the hell is going on?' Nevertheless, this is the situation...
"Gabbard reportedly rankled Trump when she refused to condemn Joe Kent, the former director of the National Counterterrorism Center, who resigned over his opposition to the Iran war. Sources told Fox News that Gabbard declined to fire Kent despite being the White House urging her to."
It is beyond me how anyone who works for Dufus Rump can make a move without wondering if it will be their last one. And here's a late happening on Monday...
Stetson Law alumni call on school to revoke former Attorney General Pam Bondi's awards.
They apparently want nothing to do with her anymore by saying they would like to "distance" themselves from Bondi. Is a disbarment next? One can only hope.
There are others standing on the sidelines just waiting for the hook. Trump has mentioned dumping several senior officials, including FBI Director Kash Patel, according to Times of India. In addition to Patel, Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll, and Labor Secretary Lori Cha. Patel is a certified moron, as is Pete Hegseth, the latter not mentioned recently but known to be in Dufus Rump's sights. Insiders say Hegseth is firing all his top people because he fears Trump will fire him, replacing him with one of them.
"President Donald Trump on Tuesday suggested White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is to blame for media outlets’ unfavorable coverage of him in a wild moment in the Oval Office."
There was never any need for having Leavitt speak for him since she never really interpreted her boss' output, rather, just mimicked everything he said. Aside from being an airhead, Leavitt was both obstinate and arrogant in her dealings with the press. Trump added this in his press conference...
"He continued by awkwardly, and seemingly playfully, pointing out his press secretary as she watched on, 'Maybe Karoline’s doing a poor job? I don’t know. She’s my repre — you’re doing a terrible job. Should we keep her? I think we’ll keep her.'”
How would you like to work in this kind of environment? The revolving door is bad enough but when you put an insane Donald Trump at the controls, it's like working in the snake pit.
