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In a statement that quickly went viral, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi harshly criticized Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff, accusing him of lying to the American people and using his political position to gain public notoriety.

During a tense exchange, Bondi recalled that Schiff was censured by Congress for spreading false information related to federal investigations and national security matters. The Attorney General stated bluntly:

“You know, Schiff? If you had worked for me, you would have been fired because Congress censured you for lying!” Bondi declared, visibly outraged.

The official also accused the legislator of attacking key US government institutions, including the FBI Director's office and the border czar's office, whom she defended as public servants fulfilling their duty to protect the nation's security.

"You've been attacking my FBI director, my office, the border czar... 'oversight'? What you want is five minutes of fame attacking good people," Bondi retorted, amid applause and supportive reactions from those present.

The confrontation between Pam Bondi and Adam Schiff reflects the growing political polarization in Washington, where cross-accusations and personal finger-pointing have become part of the public debate.

Bondi, recognized for her role as Attorney General and later as an ally of President Donald Trump, has maintained a critical stance toward Democratic lawmakers who have misused congressional oversight processes for media and partisan purposes.

For his part, Schiff, one of the most visible faces of the Democratic Party, has responded on other occasions to his critics by defending his oversight work and asserting that his actions are based on accountability and government transparency, a position questioned by citizens.

The exchange between the two political figures continues to generate widespread repercussions in the media and on social media, where supporters and detractors of both have rekindled the debate about the limits of legislative power, political ethics, and the public responsibility of elected officials.