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Pam Bondi to face questioning from House lawmakers over Epstein files

Bondi defended the Justice Department’s file release while lawmakers questioned her about its handling and the interview’s limits.

Pam Bondi to face questioning from House lawmakers over Epstein files
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Former Attorney General Pam Bondi testified to House lawmakers about the Justice Department’s release of Jeffrey Epstein case files, defending the process while acknowledging redaction errors. The committee’s handling of her interview drew criticism from Democrats and survivors.

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Former attorney general questioned about the release of Epstein case files

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James Comer
R · KY-1

House Oversight Committee chair overseeing Bondi’s interview

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Virginia representative who questioned Bondi about Trump’s knowledge of Epstein’s crimes

Todd Blanche
R · Attorney General

Acting attorney general whom Bondi said oversaw the file-release process

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President whose knowledge of Epstein’s crimes and involvement in the file-release process were questioned

Robert Garcia
D · CA-42

Top Democrat on the House Oversight panel

ALSO MENTIONED  Bill Clinton, Former president cited in comparison with the committee’s prior subpoena enforcement; Harmeet Dhillon, Head of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division and Bondi’s counsel; Hillary Clinton, Former secretary of state cited in comparison with the committee’s prior subpoena enforcement

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Pam Bondi Appears for House Interview on Epstein Files

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi appeared for a closed-door House interview about the Justice Department’s handling of Jeffrey Epstein files. Left-leaning outlets focus on the interview’s circumstances, including limited Republican attendance and allegations that Bondi deflected questions. Center outlets pair Bondi’s defense of the file-release process with scrutiny of unanswered questions, redaction errors and the interview’s limits.

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