On Wednesday, the team of President-elect Donald Trump produced a film highlighting the achievements of former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi as she gets ready to take over as head of the Department of Justice. The movie highlights Bondi’s work as Florida’s top prosecutor from 2011 to 2019 to prevent opioid misuse and safeguard consumers.
- The 106-second video highlights Bondi s crackdown on illicit opioid pill mills, which significantly reduced prescription drug abuse in Florida.
- It also showcases her collaboration with the Federal Trade Commission to combat scams targeting senior citizens.
- Bondi, who previously defended Trump during his first impeachment trial, aligns with his hardline stance on drug trafficking, particularly fentanyl.
- Trump transition team spokesman Alex Pfeiffer described Bondi as committed to keeping dangerous drugs off the streets and ensuring public safety.
EXCLUSIVE: Team Trump Drops New Video Highlighting AG-To-Be Pam Bondi s History Cracking Down On Opioid Pill Mills
The team of President-elect Donald Trump unveiled a new film on Wednesday that highlights the qualifications of Pam Bondi, the former attorney general of Florida who was selected by Trump to lead the Department of Justice (DOJ) during his second term.
The 106-second video showcases Bondi’s accomplishments as Florida’s top police officer from 2011 to 2019, including her efforts to crack down on illegal opioid pill mill clinics that were a problem in her home state. After former Republican Representative Matt Gaetz withdrew from the nomination process, Bondi was chosen by Trump as his nominee for attorney general. Bondi has served as the chair of the America First Policy Institute’s Center for Litigation and defended Trump during his first impeachment trial in 2020.
No candidate or candidate committee approved the video, which was funded by Never Surrender, Inc.
A collection of news footage from Bondi’s tenure as Florida’s top prosecutor is included in the new film. The promotional film highlights her work with the Federal Trade Commission to prevent tech-enabled frauds and other attempts to defraud older citizens in Florida, in addition to her efforts to combat the illegal trafficking of opioids.
In an old segment from the film, Bondi shows up seized drugs with a photo of Trump on them and says, “All I want to say to this drug dealer, big mistake by putting the president’s picture on this.” He will be our strongest advocate for removing this trash from our streets, thus it was a big mistake.
Trump made a point of enforcing strict laws against drug traffickers during his campaign, especially those who import fentanyl or items containing fentanyl. Based on her track record, Bondi appears to share the president-elect’s commitment to halting the importation of lethal drugs into the United States.
According to The Florida Times-Union, which supported Bondi in 2014, she targeted the pill mills and worked with legislative partners to shut them down. The publication also said that seven Floridians are no longer losing their lives to prescription drug misuse every day.
According to a statement sent to the Daily Caller News Foundation by Alex Pfeiffer, a spokesperson for the Trump transition team, Pam Bondi dedicated her career protecting Americans as a prosecutor in Tampa for 20 years and as Florida’s attorney general for 8 years. She is prepared to bring to the Department of Justice her commitment to preventing the sale of harmful pharmaceuticals.
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