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- Michael Feinberg, a former FBI assistant special agent, criticized Todd Blanch, President Donald Trump’s pick to replace Pam Bondi as acting attorney general.
- Feinberg expressed doubt Blanch can maintain the position, citing Trump’s dissatisfaction with Bondi's prosecutions.
- He highlighted Blanch's Epstein comments, saying they should be forgotten and would alienate Trump's base.
- Feinberg questioned Blanch's competence and warned his tenure could be short, like Bondi's.
