President Trump’s new pick for top federal prosecutor in New Jersey isn’t playing games. Alina Habba, the interim U.S. attorney, made her voice loud and clear on Jesse Watters Primetime. She vowed to crack down on threats against patriots like Elon Musk and go after fraud instead of political targets.
Habba didn’t hold back. She called out Democrats in New Jersey for letting crime explode “right under their noses.” Corrupt politicians and activists who threaten law-abiding Americans? They’re in her crosshairs now. “We will come at you,” she warned. No more fake investigations—just justice for hardworking folks.
Critics say Habba lacks experience, but that’s exactly why she’s perfect. A longtime Trump defender, she knows how the swamp operates. While the left protected criminals, Habba fought for Trump against fake lawsuits. Now she’s turning that fight to New Jersey’s streets.
Elon Musk’s battles with liberal extremists got a shoutout too. Habba promised to protect innovators from dangerous threats. Tesla’s success shouldn’t be sabotaged by angry mobs. Meanwhile, her fraud task force is exposing shameless scams—like parents stealing taxpayer money meant for kids.
Democrats are sweating. Cory Booker and Governor Murphy let cities like Camden become crime capitals. Habba’s here to clean up their mess. “Starting now, the party’s over,” she said. Real leaders don’t coddle criminals—they lock them up.
The media’s attacking Habba for past legal fines, but conservatives see a fighter. Pam Bondi’s DOJ won’t back down. If you break the law, you’ll pay. No more “woke” excuses. Habba’s straight talk is exactly what America needs.
Protesters targeting Musk? They’re in for a rude awakening. Habba’s team is watching. The days of anarchists ruling the streets are done. Trump’s America puts safety first, not political correctness.
New Jersey families finally have hope. With Habba leading the charge, justice is back on the menu. Corrupt politicians, greedy fraudsters, and anti-Musk radicals better brace themselves. The Trump train’s rolling through—and it doesn’t stop for anyone.
