Pam Bondi Delivers Justice as Conservative Media Star Targeted After Charlie Kirk Attack.
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, a trusted ally of President Donald Trump, announced a major arrest this week after a chilling threat was sent to conservative commentator Benny Johnson — just days after the shocking assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
Bondi revealed that George Isbell Jr., 69, from San Diego, California, was arrested on Tuesday for mailing a threatening communication to Johnson’s Florida home. The arrest was made after an intense multi-agency investigation involving the FBI, U.S. Postal Inspection Service, and Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
“This coward thought he could hide behind a keyboard and threaten a conservative voice of faith and patriotism,” Bondi declared. “He was wrong. We found him — and justice is coming.”
‘You Will Not Get Away With Threatening Conservatives’
Bondi condemned what she called a “horrific cycle of political violence” sweeping the nation.
“If you think you can threaten, intimidate, or harm Americans because of their political beliefs — think again,” she warned. “We don’t care if you’re in California or anywhere else. We will find you, arrest you, and bring you to justice.”
Officials say fingerprints from the letter linked Isbell to the crime. The Justice Department’s criminal complaint described the message as “graphic, hateful, and politically motivated,” even referencing Kirk’s death and saying Johnson “needed to be exterminated.”
The letter also included vile threats: “Maybe someone will blow your head off. We can hope. Love to see your blood stain the concrete red.”
If convicted, Isbell faces up to five years in federal prison.
Benny Johnson Speaks Out: “How Many of Us Need to Die?”
Speaking to Fox News Digital, Johnson praised Bondi’s decisive leadership and blasted the escalating violence against conservative Americans.
“The question is, how many of us need to die before people take it seriously?” Johnson asked. “Charlie was killed. Now they’re coming after the rest of us.”
During a press conference in Tampa, Johnson stood beside Bondi and vowed to continue spreading truth and faith despite the threats.
“I love this country. I want peace, not hate. But as Christians, we can’t unite with evil,” he said. “We want unity — but not at the expense of our freedom or our lives.”
Justice Under Trump’s America First Leadership
Bondi — known for her close ties to President Trump — reaffirmed her commitment to restoring law, order, and justice during an era of growing political unrest.
“President Trump has always stood for peace through strength,” she said. “This arrest shows that his vision for America — safety, law, and accountability — is alive and well.”
Conservatives across the nation praised Bondi’s announcement, calling it a strong message to left-wing extremists who believe violence can silence patriot voices.
