In a shocking revelation, Mike Davis, a man widely expected to be Donald Trump's next attorney general, has outlined a series of alarming plans that have sent shockwaves through the political landscape. In an interview with Benny Johnson's podcast, The Benny Show, Davis laid bare a disturbing vision for the future, promising to "rain hell on Washington D.C." and target a wide range of individuals and institutions.

Exposing the Sinister Agenda: Trump's Potential Attorney General Unveils Chilling Plans for the Future

Purging the "Deep State"

Davis revealed that he has five lists ready to go, the first of which involves firing a significant number of individuals within the executive branch, whom he refers to as the "deep state." This move, he claims, will be a crucial step in his mission to reshape the power structures in the nation's capital.

Indicting the Bidens

The second item on Davis' agenda is to indict not only President-elect Joe Biden, but also his son Hunter Biden and brother James Biden. He has vowed to go after the entire Biden family, leaving no one unscathed, except for the president-elect's 5-year-old granddaughter, whom he claims the family refused to acknowledge until political pressure forced them to do so.

Mass Deportation and Detention

Davis' third plan involves a massive deportation effort, targeting an estimated 10 million individuals, including "anchor babies" and their parents and grandparents. He has also expressed a desire to "put kids in cages," a chilling reference to the controversial immigration policies implemented during the Trump administration.

Pardoning the January 6th Defendants

The final item on Davis' list is to recommend a significant number of pardons, with a particular focus on the individuals charged in connection with the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol. He has singled out the "QAnon Shaman," Jacob Chansley, as a "hero" who will be at the top of the pardon list.

Reactions and Concerns

The hosts of The New Abnormal podcast have expressed outrage and concern over Davis' comments, describing him as someone who should be "nowhere near the levers of power" and warning that his proposed actions would be a devastating blow to the rule of law and democratic norms.The revelations have also sparked a backlash from those who claim to have voted for Trump but do not support such extreme measures. The podcast hosts have called on these individuals to reconsider their support, stating that they can no longer claim to be unaware of the administration's true intentions.As the nation grapples with the implications of these chilling plans, the role of the press in holding the powerful accountable has become increasingly crucial. The New Abnormal podcast has invited former Los Angeles Times journalist and President of Media Guild West, Matt Pearce, to discuss the purpose of the press during a potential second Trump administration, underscoring the vital importance of a free and independent media in safeguarding the democratic process.