Summary
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi has been asked by lawmakers to testify about the Epstein files to the House Oversight Committee. Despite the Department of Justice stating her subpoena is no longer valid, lawmakers insist she must testify and could face contempt charges if she does not comply.
Key Facts
- Pam Bondi, former Attorney General, is requested to testify to the House Oversight Committee.
- The focus of the testimony is on the Epstein files and an alleged cover-up.
- The Department of Justice claims Bondi's subpoena is void since she no longer holds her position.
- Members of Congress from both parties insist that Bondi's testimony is still required.
- There is a warning that Bondi could face contempt of Congress charges if she refuses to testify.
- This issue is part of ongoing news coverage, with updates to follow.
