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House Democrats press GOP to reschedule Bondi deposition in Epstein probe

Bondi missed a deposition set by subpoena, and lawmakers have yet to say when she might testify.

House Democrats press GOP to reschedule Bondi deposition in Epstein probe
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Robert Garcia pressed James Comer for details on rescheduling Pam Bondi’s deposition in the House Epstein probe. Republicans said they were working to reschedule but gave few details, leaving unclear whether or when Bondi will testify.

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Former attorney general who did not appear for a congressional deposition

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Robert Garcia
D · CA-42

House Oversight Committee’s top Democrat pressing for details about Bondi’s deposition

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James Comer
R · KY-1

House Oversight Committee chairman whom Garcia asked to provide details about rescheduling Bondi’s deposition

Todd Blanche
R · Attorney General

Deputy attorney general tapped to lead the Justice Department as acting head

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President who removed Bondi from her post

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Robert Garcia Calls for Contempt Proceedings After Pam Bondi Misses Deposition

After Pam Bondi missed a subpoenaed House Oversight deposition about the Epstein files, Rep. Robert Garcia pressed for contempt action or a path to secure her testimony. Center outlets focus on Garcia’s push for contempt and the unresolved question of whether Bondi remains obligated to testify; some also report the Justice Department’s argument that her departure ended the subpoena’s obligation.

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