Trump to make rare visit to Department of Justice following dismissal of his historic prosecutions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : "I think we have unbelievable people, and all I'm going to do is set out my vision.
63% : " In remarks Thursday to reporters at the White House, Trump said his speech at DOJ would "set out" his "vision" for the department through the rest of his tenure.
43% : " "Donald Trump will go to the Department of Justice to visit with Attorney General Pam Bondi and Kash Patel to give a speech not just to the Department of Justice but to the American people about Donald Trump's intention to restore a justice department that is truly focused on fighting crime and restoring law and order in American communities," Leavitt said on Fox News.
40% : While Attorney General Pam Bondi told senators in her confirmation hearing she would "not politicize" her office, her opening weeks, critics argue, have been marked with politically-charged statements repeatedly emphasizing her loyalty to Trump.
37% : " Nearly every top appointee for the department previously represented Trump as a defense attorney in either an official or personal capacity, a reflection of Trump's expectation for loyalty from a department that he has said he believes stymied his first term and was later "weaponized" against him after leaving office.
35% : In another interview early this month, Bondi said she was still working to "root out" officials at the department who she said "despise Donald Trump.
28% : She also previewed the remarks when asked by reporters at the White House on Friday morning, saying Trump will be joined by families who have lost children "at the hands of illegal migrant criminals" and because of "illegal Chinese fentanyl.
21% : MORE: AG Bondi gets extended deadline to recommend killing gun control policies: DOJ "I've never seen this before, and we all adore Donald Trump and we want to protect him and fight for his agenda," Bondi said in an interview with Trump's daughter-in-law Lara Trump.
6% : Trump expected to invoke wartime Alien Enemies Act to carry out mass deportations: Sources Dozens of prosecutors who worked on investigations stemming from the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol were fired, as well as DOJ and FBI officials who worked on former Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigations of Trump.

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