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Attorney General Todd Blanche Discusses DOJ Independence on NBC's Meet the Press

Attorney General Todd Blanche discussed the independence of the Department of Justice during an interview on NBC's 'Meet the Press.' He rejected the notion of pledging complete independence from the White House, emphasizing the need for the DOJ to align with presidential policy priorities while maintaining lawful enforcement practices. Blanche also addressed concerns regarding his commitment to ethical standards in his role.

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Attorney General Todd Blanche discussed the independence of the Department of Justice during an interview on NBC's 'Meet the Press.' He rejected the notion of pledging complete independence from the White House, emphasizing the need for the DOJ to align with presidential policy priorities while maintaining lawful enforcement practices. Blanche also addressed concerns regarding his commitment to ethical standards in his role.

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Todd Blanche rejects NBC anchor’s DOJ independence pledge, says Trump would never cross ‘legal line’

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Attorney General Todd Blanche Discusses DOJ Independence on NBC's Meet the Press