Some close to Donald Trump are already setting the scene for what could happen after his potential presidency. A lawyer advising Trump, Mike Davis, has been vocal about his disdain for legal adversaries like special counsel Jack Smith and New York Attorney General Letitia James. Davis has even threatened James with prison time for her past legal action against Trump. This comes as the Trump team considers who to appoint as attorney general, a crucial choice for the president-elect. One potential candidate, Mark Paoletta, has shared controversial views about the president's power over Justice Department investigations. The future of these investigations and the justice system's independence is a hot topic among legal experts. Critics worry that a second Trump term could lead to a mass exit of career DOJ employees fearful of political pressure. However, it's important to remember that the judicial system has checks in place, and not all prosecutions will go as planned. Let's keep an eye on how these developments unfold and what impact they could have on the justice system.

Trump's Team Sets Sights on Justice Department Targets

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