Bondi Issues New Warning To Crockett Over ‘Dangerous’ Rhetoric Toward Musk, Cruz

Attorney General Pam Bondi issued a new warning to far-left Texas Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett after she

made a series of threatening comments toward DOGE head Elon Musk and other Republican lawmakers.

During an interview on Fox News with host Sean Hannity, Bondi accused Crockett of “threatening lives” with her rhetoric against Musk after left-wing activists targeted Tesla dealerships.

“After she said that about Elon, she said, ‘well, I didn’t mean violence,’ but however, your words have consequences.

And what happened after she said that about Elon Musk? She’s a Texan in her own home state after she said that this morning,

three explosive devices were found in Austin, Texas. So she needs to unequivocally denounce the violence,” Bondi said.

“She must apologize immediately, not only to all Texans, but to our country, to the American shareholders of Tesla,

because she is promoting violence. And then you showed the clip of what she said about Senator Cruz. I believe she probably will be censured by Congress for saying that. People don’t learn.

She’s using her public persona, her public platform to increase her followers, to increase her significance. And she is threatening lives, safety. When she did this at Tesla, people’s lives are in danger. This is America.

We’re in a free country, and she’s yet encouraging this violence in our country. Think of all the lives that could have been jeopardized in Texas just today by her words and what she’s done, but she didn’t stop with that. She continued on with Senator Cruz. She has to apologize immediately and denounce the violence,” Bondi added.

The attorney general continued her criticism of Crockett’s rhetoric, saying the far-left lawmaker is calling for “further insurrection” despite being previously warned to “tread very carefully.”

“It’s interesting that these people wrap themselves in the First Amendment, but they hate Elon Musk because he’s practicing the First Amendment and … But again, words have consequences. And she does need to tread very carefully. We don’t know what else she’s saying, what else she’s doing,” Bondi declared.

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