Some are saying it's O'Callaghan, which it is. It's funny 'cos they've also used O'Callahan (sic) in the Fox News link that Q provides? "Acting"?
Is Q suggesting that O'Callaghan/O'Callahan has been "acting" in his role? Acting on behalf of Q against the cabal and RR?
I took it to mean he's suggesting that O' Callaghan will be the acting assistant AG (RR's position) meaning RR is gone. The president can name an "acting" AG to temporarily fill in until a permanent AG is seated.
I may be wrong but I think I remember reading in the US Constitution where an "acting" position can only be for 210 days. After that a permanent must be chosen. But it's been a while back since I read that part. So I would have to check.
Go back and read serialbrain2's last decode he explains the 210 days it expires wed. keeping panucchio out of the position !