Donald Trump has privately fumed that Pam Bondi’s prosecution of his political enemies isn’t moving fast enough, at times complaining to aides that she even caused him to bleed. 

The President has been grinding his teeth behind-the-scenes about a bloody incident last year involving the attorney general’s enormous diamond ring.

The 79-year-old periodically reminds his White House aides he cut himself on Bondi’s large wedding ring last year, causing him to bleed from his hand, according to a new report in the Wall Street Journal.

Bondi, 59, is often seen wearing her glitzy diamond ring at public hearings and press conferences. She is twice divorced and currently unmarried, but has been dating her domestic partner John Wakefield since 2017.

It is unclear from the WSJ report exactly how Bondi’s ring caused Trump to cut his hand. 

The revelation comes amid claims Trump is privately peeved that the Department of Justice under Bondi’s leadership is slow-walking the prosecution of former director of the FBI, James Comey.

‘She’s moving too slow,’ Trump has said about Bondi, according to WSJ, who cited unnamed administration officials. Close aides have reminded the President that Comey’s prosecution is a work in progress.

The bombshell report also claims that Trump accidentally sent a message on Truth Social urging Bondi to prosecute Comey. The President was shocked to learn the message was public as he intended to privately send it directly to the attorney general.

Donald Trump is said to have privately fumed that Pam Bondi’s prosecution of his political enemies is not moving fast enough

Trump was reportedly cut by his Attorney General’s glitzy ring as they shook hands last year

Bondi is currently unmarried but has been dating her partner John Wakefield since 2017

‘We can’t delay any longer, it’s killing our reputation and credibility.’

‘They impeached me twice, and indicted me (5 times!), OVER NOTHING. JUSTICE MUST BE SERVED, NOW!!!’

After Trump’s social media mishap, Bondi was furious at Trump’s social media mishap, and called the White House to complain directly to the President.

Soon after, Trump sent out a second Truth Social post praising his attorney general for doing a ‘GREAT job.’

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a statement that Trump appreciates DOJ leadership for ‘all their hard work to make our country safe again and restore accountability in our previously broken justice system.’

In prior administrations, the DOJ has tried to appear separated from the White House, however, under Trump, it appears that tradition is dead.

Less than a week after the President accidentally sent that message on Truth Social addressing Bondi, Comey was indicted for lying to Congress and obstruction.

The former FBI director pleaded not guilty to the charges on Wednesday, while his lawyers noted he intends to argue that the case was brought forward to appease Trump.

Since starting his second term, loyalists to Trump have ousted hundreds of DOJ staffers responsible for prosecuting Trump and his allies under the prior administration.

Dozens of senior Justice Department prosecutors in Washington and New York have either been fired or forced to resign.

Bondi and her boyfriend John Wakefield in Doombeg, Ireland

In prior administrations, the DOJ has tried to appear separated from the White House; however, under Trump, it appears that tradition is dead 

Moreover, Trump’s DOJ loyalists have sought to prosecute other perceived enemies of the President. Appointees have justified their actions based on the unprecedented action of the DOJ to prosecute Trump while he was running for office during the 2024 election.

In the coming days, prosecutors in Maryland intend to reportedly charge ex-Trump national security adviser turned critic John Bolton with mishandling classified information.

Former FBI director Christopher Wray, who led the FBI during the agency’s raid on Trump’s Mar-a-Largo residence, is also facing a criminal probe along with former CIA director John Brennan.