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Former Trump DOJ Official Slams Ex-Bosses, Reveals Inner Workings of 'Weaponization Working Group'

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Jonathan Gross, a former Trump Justice Department appointee, criticizes ex-bosses, particularly Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, for 'sloppy' work and betrayal of the Trump agenda, while sharing insights into the 'Weaponization Working Group's' ineffectiveness in investigating Jan. 6 cases.

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