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Pam Bondi suggests Becca Balint of VT is anti-Semitic

Balint questioned Bondi about the Epstein files and responded after Bondi accused her of fueling an anti-Semitic culture.

Pam Bondi suggests Becca Balint of VT is anti-Semitic
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This article1 analysis · Oct 10, 2026
Feb 11, 2026
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At a House Judiciary Committee hearing about the Justice Department’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files, Attorney General Pam Bondi accused Rep. Becca Balint of fueling an “anti-Semitic culture.” Balint challenged the accusation, left the room, and later criticized Bondi’s conduct.

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Becca Balint
D · VT-AL

Vermont representative who questioned Bondi at the hearing and challenged her accusation

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Attorney general questioned by Balint and other Democrats at the hearing

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Former attorney general mentioned in Bondi’s exchange with Balint

Howard Lutnick
R · Secretary of Commerce

Commerce secretary whose past contact with Epstein was raised during the hearing

Jamie Raskin
D · MD-8

Maryland representative and ranking member who opened the hearing with criticism of the Justice Department

Jim Jordan
R · OH-4

Ohio representative and committee chairman who intervened during the hearing

ALSO MENTIONED  John Phelan, Navy secretary whom Balint asked about in connection with Epstein; Steven Feinberg, Deputy defense secretary whom Balint asked about in connection with Epstein

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Becca Balint Questions Pam Bondi About Epstein Files at House Hearing

At a House Judiciary hearing about the Epstein files, Becca Balint questioned Attorney General Pam Bondi, who challenged Balint's record on antisemitism; Balint left the hearing. Left-leaning outlets portray Bondi's accusation and Balint's response as a political clash, with The Mary Sue emphasizing Balint's sarcastic exchange as a viral clapback. Center outlets emphasize the contentious hearing and Balint's questions about Epstein-related ties, while also recounting Bondi's responses and, in some accounts, Balint's walkout.

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