Bondi was one of the most radical followers of Trump's "MAGA" ideology, but her job cost her serious missteps that negatively affected his ratings. Additionally, as reported by CNN, Trump blamed Bondi for not working enough on the alleged criminal acts of his opponents. Bondi was fired partly because she poorly handled the case of sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein. From the first comments about the alleged "list of Epstein's clients on her desk" to her testimony in Congress that went viral due to her constant attempts to change the subject, Bondi's tenure was marked precisely by this case, and her behavior often reflected poorly on public opinion of Trump. The Daily Mail further reports that the final reason was her decision to inform Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell about an investigation into his relationship with Christine Fang, who worked for Chinese intelligence services. Bondi notified Swalwell of the investigation due to, as reported, a personal friendship between her and the Democratic congressman. When it became clear that she would be fired, Bondi went to the White House for a meeting with Trump, and the Daily Mail claims that the now former state attorney pleaded with the U.S. president to keep her job. However, she did not succeed, and the position is temporarily taken over by Todd Blanche, who was her deputy. According to Trump's words, Bondi will move to the private sector.