I stand for ‘what I believe’: Trump’s judicial nominated man refused to advise lawyers to ignore the court orders; Between the complaint of whistleblower

The judge of the nominated federal court of US President Donald Trump on Wednesday denied that he had asked the lawyers of the Department of Justice to ignore the orders of the court. Emil Bowe told the Senate Judiciary Committee that he was incorrectly depicted in the department as Trump’s “Henchman” and “Enforceer” and said that he is someone who is right, who is right, takes a stand for him, AP said. “I have never advised the Attorney of the Department of Justice to violate the court order,” Bowe told the committee. He said, “I don’t think there is any validity of the suggestion that the complaint of the whistleblower had filed yesterday, which questions my merit to serve as a circuit judge.” After filing a complaint against a whistleblower, there was a dispute that Tera Bowe launched a campaign to convince the judges to complete the exile plans of President Trump. BOVE used to be Trump’s lawyer and was involved in some very controversial since Trump returned to the White House. This includes leaving a corruption case against Eric Adams, the mayor of New York City. Bov also criticized the FBI for not sharing the names of agents working on a capital riot check and fired some prosecutors working in the January 6 cases. Bowe said, “I am someone who is confident that he tries to stand for what is right.” Former Justice Department’s lawyer Eraz Revevanni, who was fired after winning the court in April that a Salvadoran person living in Maryland Kilmar Abrego Garcia said that there was a meeting about Trump’s plan in March that was for a law to leave people. According to Reveni, Bowe said that a judge could try to stop exile. He also said that Bowe used a dirty word and said that the Department of Justice does not need to listen to the judge’s order and exile anyway. Bov denied saying that he does not remember.