US EditionKey Democrat Accuses the Justice Department of 'Spying' on Lawmakers Reviewing Epstein Files
Pam Bondi displayed Rep. Jayapal’s printed DOJ search history during a Judiciary hearing, raising concerns about surveillance of lawmakers examining unredacted Epstein files.
- On Wednesday, Attorney General Pam Bondi was photographed holding a page labeled Jayapal Pramila Search History during a House Judiciary Committee hearing as lawmakers pressed the DOJ over unredacted Epstein files.
- Following the release of more than 3 million pages, the Justice Department noted that access includes standard monitoring notices warning activity on Department-owned computers may be logged or intercepted.
- Representative Pramila Jayapal said Bondi arrived with a burn book printing exactly what emails she searched and lawmakers on the Judiciary Committee will demand a full accounting of DOJ use of search history.
- With officials declining immediate comment Thursday, Rep. Jamie Raskin asked the Justice Department's inspector general to investigate and urged DOJ to cease tracking members' searches.
- Calls for stricter safeguards and transparency grew as lawmakers and critics warned the monitoring could breach constitutional boundaries and chill congressional oversight, while Progressive influencer Harry Sisson wrote on X fueling debate.
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Democrats want probe of DOJ 'spying' on Epstein search history
House Democrats are pushing the Justice Department for an inquiry into Attorney General Pam Bondi for allegedly “spying” on members of Congress as they view the unredacted Jeffrey Epstein files. Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) is planning to send a letter in the coming days asking for an investigation one day after Bondi was photographed at a House Judiciary Committee hearing with a printout compilation labeled, “Jayapal, Pramila Search History.” “I…
Bondi Spying On Congressional Epstein Searches Should Be A Major Scandal
Yesterday, Attorney General Pam Bondi appeared before the House Judiciary Committee. Among the more notable exchanges was when Rep. Pramila Jayapal asked some of Jeffrey Epstein's victims who were in the audience to stand up and indicate whether Bondi's DOJ had ever contacted them about their experiences. None of them had heard from the Justice…
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