Pam Bondi Enraged Over Questions About Epstein Documents

Pam Bondi, who served as Attorney General, made a scene at a Senate committee hearing when asked who instructed her to conceal Donald Trump«s name in the Jeffrey Epstein case documents. According to media reports, she flatly refused to discuss this order.

The question came from the committee chairman, who wanted to know who told her to «flag records related to President Trump.» Bondi, reportedly caught off guard, replied: «I will not discuss anything with you on this topic.»

After that, the chairman stated that she would still have to answer for her actions, but not now.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump commented on the new documents. He claims that, according to information from «very important people,» these materials exonerate him and contradict the expectations of political opponents.

In the published files, Trump«s name is mentioned over a thousand times, but no new substantial charges have been brought against him.

Bondi herself insists that the latest document disclosure concludes the government«s efforts to comply with the law. However, Democrats accuse the Trump administration of concealing about half of the materials.

Robert Garcia, a senior Democrat on the oversight committee, said that withholding 50% of the files is «outrageous.» Chuck Schumer, the Senate Democratic leader, accused the Justice Department of insincerity, pointing to discrepancies in the numbers.

Epstein«s victims also voiced criticism. In a joint statement, they said that the new disclosure rather endangers the victims than ensures transparency, since their names become known while the implicated men remain in the shadows.