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Channel GOP · Hearing · Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Todd Blanche says he's recused from Trump cases, then boasts at CPAC that 200+ DOJ staff are gone

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Now playing on All Clips Todd Blanche says he's recused from Trump cases, then boasts at CPAC that 200+ DOJ staff are gone Todd Blanche38K plays Watch on Instagram · Transcript & source

At his confirmation hearing, Todd Blanche confirms "I'm recused" from cases involving his former client, Donald Trump. The clip cuts to CPAC, where Blanche said over 200 Justice Department staff who worked on those cases left, were fired or took early retirement. He added that no federal agent tied to the prosecution of President Trump remains at the FBI, crediting Director Patel.

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Who
Todd Blanche
Where
hearing - Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing, intercut with a CPAC
Original footage
Sen. Adam Schiff · watch the full video from this moment
Length
58 seconds, unedited within the cut
Plays
38,215 on Instagram
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I'm recused, correct. So if he recused himself from work on any of these cases, why was he bragging at a conservative convention, CPAC, about firing all the prosecutors and all the FBI agents who had investigated his former client, Donald Trump? How many have been KN? Over 200. Over 200 either left before we came in, because they knew it was coming or were fired or took early retirement, they are no longer employed by this department. And when it comes to the FBI, which takes a lot of criticism, especially because of what happened over the past several years, Director Patel has cleaned house there, too. There isn't a single man or woman with a gun, federal agent, still in that organization that had anything to do with the prosecution of President Trump.

Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.

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