AG PAM BONDI CNN CALL Analyst’s call to prove signal flow: ‘There is a reason why their ratings are falling’

Prosecutor General Pam Bondi clashed with a CNN legal analyst’s call to investigate the signal flow – saying that network estimates are falling in love “because they are placing people like him on TV.”

The Trump administration has faced a return as senior security officials mistakenly added the Atlantic editor to the top of a group conversation in a signal that is reported to include military plans.

Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Thursday asked Bondi her thoughts on starting an investigation into viral flow.

â € œcnn, their Elie Honig, which is sometimes right, but, you know, mostly one -sided, said you need to open a Signalgate in Don, – said Ingram.

Honig, CNN’s senior legal analyst, descended strongly to Bondi to appear “in the signal crisis.

â € œby on the road, when she was ready for a confirmation like AG, remember, one of the concerns is that she is able to exercise independence. She said to Senate, “Absolutely, I will be completely independent,” Honig said in a clip broadcast on Fox News.

“There is no reasonable prosecutor who can see this and say it should not be investigated,” the former US aid vocation added.

Bond reduced the attack and aimed at network analysts.

“Is there a reason why their ratings are falling because they will put people like him on TV,” Bondi said.

â € œChatter. We can care less than what they say. We will continue to move forward in all these cases, – it continued.

Ingram asked if Bondi was expecting a general investigation of the Inspector or Congress investigation somewhere in the near future.

“You’re completely sure that this was a mistake and nothing more than that?” € Fox News host pressured.

Bondi replied, “We are and all our intelligence officials who were in it are safe for that too.”

President Donald Trump has dismissed concerns about the flow, which are allegedly containing details of plans to bomb Houthis and Yemen, like a Witch hunt.

The administration has sent mixed messages in its efforts to minimize the controversy.

On Wednesday, Trump told reporters in the White House that â € œGSGNAL may be damaged, be honest with you.â €

Earlier that day, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt had called the signal a € œ approved the application used by national security agencies – because it is the safest and efficient way to communicate.â €