In a recent interview, former Vice President Mike Pence didn't hold back, expressing his intentions to overhaul the Department of Justice, including replacing FBI Director Christopher Wray, if elected president. He voiced concerns about the American public's dwindling trust in the DOJ and pledged to bring in a fresh leadership team.

Pence also addressed the federal charges against former President Donald Trump, acknowledging the gravity of the allegations and stating his inability to defend them. While proud of the Trump administration's overall achievements, Pence reiterated his commitment to the Constitution above all else.

He contrasted his own handling of classified documents with Trump's, emphasizing his cooperation with authorities and quick resolution of the matter. Pence admitted to a mistake in handling the documents but underscored the importance of protecting classified information.

Turning to fiscal matters, Pence acknowledged shortcomings in controlling spending during the Trump administration, contributing to the substantial national debt. He pointed out similarities between Trump's and President Biden's policies, particularly their reluctance to address Social Security and Medicare reform.

Pence also diverged from Trump on the issue of abortion, criticizing Trump's stance on the overturning of Roe v. Wade. While expressing regret over Dr. Anthony Fauci's role during the pandemic, Pence ultimately praised the American people's response to the crisis.

Finally, Pence voiced apprehension about other Republican presidential candidates' stances on the Russia-Ukraine war, emphasizing America's global leadership role and commitment to democracy.