Todd Blanche exposes how aggressive Biden DOJ targeted low-level Mar-a-Lago employees
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche criticized the Biden-era Department of Justice for its extensive investigation into former President Donald Trump. He claimed that even low-level Mar-a-Lago staff had to hire criminal defense attorneys due to the aggressive nature of the probe. Blanche described the situation as indicative of a 'weaponized' justice system targeting anyone associated with Trump.
- ▪Todd Blanche stated that the DOJ's investigation was so broad that even gardeners and low-level aides at Mar-a-Lago needed legal representation.
- ▪He emphasized that virtually everyone connected to Trump had to seek criminal defense attorneys.
- ▪Blanche characterized the DOJ's actions as a form of weaponization against Trump and his associates.
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Justice Department Todd Blanche exposes how aggressive Biden DOJ targeted low-level Mar-a-Lago employees Acting AG says Trump's Secret Service detail, low-level aides, gardeners and Cabinet secretaries all had to retain lawyers By Madison Colombo Fox News Published June 3, 2026 9:55am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Blanche: Trump could have gone to prison had he not won the election in 2024 Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche argues that President Donald Trump evaded prison time by winning the 2024 presidential election on 'Hang Out with Sean Hannity.' NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Biden-era Department of Justice’s investigation into President Donald Trump was so…
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