Pam was a career prosecutor for nearly 20 years and was one of the toughest, smartest, best, and most successful Attorney Generals in the history of Florida—and I think she's going to end up going down as one of the most successful Attorney Generals this Country has ever had.
Pam was a career prosecutor
for
nearly 20 years and was 1 of the toughest and smartest and best and most successful attorney generals in the history of Florida.
And I think, put it out this morning, I think she's going to end up going down as the most successful or certainly 1 of the most successful
attorney generals that
this country has ever had. I really believe that. I know her well.
A lot of people in Florida, if you're in Florida, you know her well. And it was all good. It was never a problem. No problem.
As a prosecutor, she locked up drug dealers and gang members
and human traffickers and was waging war all the time on the pill mills, they called them, that fueled the deadly opioid crisis.
And she did better than anybody else. It was nobody like her in the country.
She also won over $50 billion in lawsuits for the victims of financial fraud and devastating Deepwater Horizon oil spill, which was brutal. And she was the leader of that whole
deal, getting that people taken care of. As Attorney General of the United States Pam
has a historic and urgently needed task ahead of her and probably there's never been a time Clarence that's more important than right now went through 4 years have not such good not such good work in many ways.
