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Pam Bondi Testifies on Epstein Files Amid Controversy and Accountability Claims

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Former Attorney General Pam Bondi addressed the House Oversight Committee, asserting that the Justice Department has released all necessary documents under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. During a nearly four-hour closed-door session, Bondi clarified that she delegated oversight of the document review to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche. Her testimony comes after criticism regarding her management of the Epstein files, which led to the Act's passage. Bondi faced shouts from Epstein survivors demanding honesty and defended her actions, stating that while there were redaction errors, the DOJ was committed to transparency. Following her testimony, she was appointed to an AI policy advisory panel by former President Trump.

Key Details: • Bondi's testimony lasted nearly four hours and was closed to the public. • She emphasized that she delegated document review responsibilities to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche. • Epstein survivors protested outside the hearing, demanding accountability. • Bondi's handling of the Epstein files led to significant political backlash and scrutiny.

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Donald TrumpDepartment of JusticeTodd BlanchePam BondiRobert GarciaHouse Oversight Committee

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