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Bongino sharply distinguished between legitimate investigations aimed at uncovering crimes versus targeted efforts to pursue political opponents—a distinction he described as "investigating crimes in search of people versus investigating people in search of crimes." This paradigm shift signifies the end of fair law enforcement and hints at a judicial process hijacked for partisan objectives. His call to action was clear: "fire everyone involved in these abuses, from the receptionists to the top brass."
His assessment echoes a broader concern—that the rule of law is collapsing into a “tin pot dictatorship,” reminiscent of third-world regimes rather than a constitutional republic rooted in justice and fairness.