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During President Trump’s speech at the Department of Justice on Friday, he outlined his goal of justice reform and restoring fair, equal, and impartial justice under the Constitutional rule of law.

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00:00broke the all-time record.
00:02But as we begin a proud new chapter in the
00:04chronicles of American justice, this really is
00:08something.
00:09We're turning the page on four long years of
00:12corruption, weaponization, and surrender
00:14to violent criminals.
00:15And we're restoring fair, equal, and impartial
00:19justice under the constitutional rule of law.
00:24And you're the people that are doing it.
00:26I'm very, very proud of all of you.
00:28Under the Trump administration, the DOJ
00:31and the FBI will once again become the premier
00:34crime-fighting agencies on the face of the Earth.
00:38People ask me, what am I going to do about law
00:41enforcement all the time?
00:42The fake news back there, they're asking me that all
00:45the time.
00:45What am I going to do?
00:47And when are you going to do it?
00:48And I answer them by saying, I've already done
00:51most of it by appointing the people that I've
00:55appointed.
00:55They're sitting right here.
00:57They've done most of it.
00:59I don't do it.
00:59They do it.
01:00Right, Pam?
01:01I think.
01:02Oh, you are so tough.
01:03They just don't know yet.
01:06Let me begin by congratulating the
01:08incredible people who will lead these historic
01:11reforms.
01:12And we start with somebody that you just saw, Pam
01:15Bondi.
01:16She's extraordinary, and I've known her very well
01:19for a long time.
01:20I watched her for a long time in Florida, for years
01:29in Florida, and highly experienced.
01:31She seems so young, but she's highly experienced
01:33that I can tell you.
01:34She was a phenomenal Attorney General in
01:36Florida, and she's going to do a really amazing job.
01:40Also, our new Director of the FBI, Kash Patel.
01:44Kash, right.
01:46A man that I'm very proud of.
01:51I've known him and Emil for a long time, under
01:55tremendous pressure.
01:56I saw these guys under some of the most corrupt
01:59judges I've — it's not even imaginable how
02:02corrupt they were.
02:04And these guys never wilted.
02:05They never — they were not shy.
02:08They fought.
02:09They weren't afraid.
02:10And they were brilliant.
02:12Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche and Principal
02:16Associate Deputy Attorney Emil Bovee.
02:19And thank you both very —
02:21Great people.
02:25They're great people.
02:30The Chief of Staff, who is so highly respected,
02:34Chad Mizel.
02:36Thank you, Chad.
02:36Chad?
02:37Thank you, Chad.
02:40Our next Administrator of the DEA, Terry Cole.
02:47Terry?
02:47Thank you, Terry.
02:49Good luck.
02:51You're going to do great.
02:52Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General
02:55for Civil Rights.
02:57Boy, I've been watching him on television the last
02:59couple of weeks.
03:00He is really a tough one, and he's a great one.
03:03Leo Terrell.
03:04You watch how good he's going to be.
03:06He's going to be so good.
03:09Thank you, Leo.
03:11Great guy.
03:12Assistant Attorney General of the Antitrust
03:15Division, who's got an incredible reputation.
03:17She'll do very, very well.
03:20Gail Slater.
03:20Thank you, Gail.
03:22Good luck.
03:23Great job.
03:24And we're joined by many, many great friends and
03:29terrific friends.
03:30And I won't be able to — too many to name, but
03:33some that I just see very quickly.
03:35General Flynn, thank you for being here.
03:40He's a man who went through hell, by the way,
03:43and he shouldn't have.
03:45He's a patriot.
03:45He went through hell.
03:47We're also pleased to be joined by Senator Chuck
03:50Grassley and House Majority Whip —
03:52hey, go sit.
03:54Hi Chuck.
03:56— House Majority Whip Tom Emmer —
03:59Tom, great job you're doing.
04:01Representative guy, Reschenthaler, one of the
04:07toughest names to say, but I got it perfectly, I think.
04:11And State Attorney General Ken Paxton, thank you
04:15very much.
04:15Thank you very much.
04:16Somebody who was with us early on, and she's really
04:24become a big star and very popular, Brenna Bird.
04:27Thank you, Brenna.
04:27Thank you very much.
04:29Steve Marshall, Alan Wilson, James Uthermeyer,
04:37Chris Carr, Dave Sunday, Marty Jackley, as well as
04:43White House Deputy Chief of Staff, Stephen Miller.
04:46What a man Stephen is.
04:48Become a big star.
04:49Right, Abel?
04:50Steve Miller.
04:51Steve has been something very special.
04:56For generations, the Federal Department of
04:58Justice was one of America's most revered
05:01institutions.
05:02The men and women of the DOJ brought down the mafia,
05:05hunted down the killers, kingpins, and spies,
05:08tracked down terrorists and traitors, and tore down
05:12corrupt political machines all across America.
05:16This department commanded the respect and admiration
05:19of the entire world.
05:21And with Pam and Cash, and all of the people I
05:23introduced, and far more big numbers, and all of
05:26you sitting back there, I recognize so many of you.
05:30But with you leading the way, it'll soon be the
05:33most admired and most respected of all.
05:35You're going to be more respected.
05:36And I really believe that there's also a lot of
05:39things to solve, a lot of problems to solve.
05:42But that's going to put you in the upper tier and
05:45maybe the top tier.
05:46And I believe that's going to happen.
05:48I'm so proud of the people in this room.

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