.@ASGWoodward in Baton Rouge: "In my capacity as the Associate Attorney General overseeing all of the grant-making…

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.@ASGWoodward in Baton Rouge: "In my capacity as the Associate Attorney General overseeing all of the grant-making components, I’ve endeavored, with a tremendous staff, to find out how we can put money in the streets, the communities, the towns, and the cities where it needs to be, because law enforcement and public safety is not controversial."

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See, I have four young children, 11, 9, 7, and my princess just turned four. And yet, as the third highest -ranking official at the Department of Justice, I've come to the sobering realization that there is very little that I personally can do to keep them safe. Why? Because the people who keep my children safe are standing behind me. They are the local law enforcers throughout our communities, in Baton Rouge and across this country. They are the local law enforcers throughout our country. They're not political. They want less children dying. That is not a controversial statement. And so in my capacity as the Associate Attorney General, overseeing all of the grant -making components, I have endeavored with a tremendous staff to find out how we can put money... in the streets, the communities, the towns, the cities, where it needs to be, because law enforcement and public safety is not controversial. And what we realized is that your local law enforcement wants to partner with us. They want to work with us. You know best how we can serve your communities. It can serve your communities. It made no sense to be sitting in, you know, our ivory tower back in Washington, D .C., It made no sense. selecting which individual organizations to receive money. Why not get the input of the local leaders in our communities across the country? And that's what today is about. a lasting partnership with communities across the country, with Baton Rouge.

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Analyzed 2026-11-04 20:40 UTC.

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“In my capacity as the Associate Attorney General overseeing all of the grant-making components”

“as the third highest -ranking official at the Department of Justice” (in the post's video)

“in my capacity as the Associate Attorney General, overseeing all of the grant -making components”

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.@ASGWoodward in Baton Rouge: "In my capacity as the Associate Attorney General overseeing all of the grant-making components, I’ve endeavored, with a tremendous staff, to find out how we can put money in the streets, the communities, the towns, and the cities where it needs to be, because law enforcement and public safety is not controversial."

See, I have four young children, 11, 9, 7, and my princess just turned four. And yet, as the third highest -ranking official at the Department of Justice, I've come to the sobering realization that there is very little that I personally can do to keep them safe. Why? Because the people who keep my children safe are standing behind me. They are the local law enforcers throughout our communities, in Baton Rouge and across this country. They are the local law enforcers throughout our country. They're not political. They want less children dying. That is not a controversial statement. And so in my capacity as the Associate Attorney General, overseeing all of the grant -making components, I have endeavored with a tremendous staff to find out how we can put money... in the streets, the communities, the towns, the cities, where it needs to be, because law enforcement and public safety is not controversial. And what we realized is that your local law enforcement wants to partner with us. They want to work with us. You know best how we can serve your communities. It can serve your communities. It made no sense to be sitting in, you know, our ivory tower back in Washington, D .C., It made no sense. selecting which individual organizations to receive money. Why not get the input of the local leaders in our communities across the country? And that's what today is about. a lasting partnership with communities across the country, with Baton Rouge.

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