Pam Bondi Faces Lawmakers Over Epstein Files, Democrat Indictment Push—Live
Summary
Pam Bondi is set to testify before the House Judiciary Committee about the Justice Department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein files and investigations into President Trump's political rivals. The Justice Department is facing pressure over the handling of probes related to Trump, while Rep. Nancy Mace criticized a government official for having lunch with Epstein. Rep. Thomas Massie mentioned possible contempt charges if Bondi fails to provide details about the Epstein files.Key Facts
- Attorney General Pam Bondi is testifying before the House Judiciary Committee.
- The testimony focuses on the handling of Jeffrey Epstein files and probes into Trump’s political opponents.
- The Justice Department recently tried and failed to indict Democrats over an anti-Trump video.
- Bondi formed a group to review law enforcement actions under the Biden administration but has not released any findings yet.
- President Trump is pushing for faster progress in investigations that involve his past scrutiny.
- Rep. Nancy Mace criticized Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick for having lunch with Jeffrey Epstein in 2012.
- Rep. Thomas Massie suggested that Bondi could face contempt charges if sufficient information on the Epstein files is not provided.
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