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Pam Bondi to Face Closed-Door Questioning From House Lawmakers over Epstein Files
The committee will question her on the Justice Department’s Epstein file review, including allegations that 3.5 million documents were mishandled.
- Former Attorney General Pam Bondi will testify before the House Oversight Committee on Friday regarding the Justice Department's handling of Epstein files, after revealing she is undergoing treatment for thyroid cancer.
- Bondi, fired by President Donald Trump in April, faced intense criticism for her oversight of the Epstein files release, which survivors and critics claimed was mishandled with improper redactions and incomplete compliance.
- Thyroid cancer, diagnosed shortly after Bondi left office, has a five-year survival rate of over 98% and is typically treated with surgery, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
- Sexual assault survivors expressed skepticism about the testimony, with Jess Michaels telling NewsNation she has 'no reason to believe anyone in authority at the DOJ will be truthful or diligent about doing their job.'
- American Oversight filed suit seeking DOJ records on the review process, citing questions about whether political considerations influenced the handling of files mentioning Trump amid ongoing congressional scrutiny.
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Bondi defends handling of Epstein files to House panel
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Pam Bondi faces a closed-door questioning from House lawmakers over the Epstein files
Former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi is testifying before House lawmakers investigating Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual abuse cases, a long-awaited appearance that brings fresh scrutiny of the Trump administration’s botched release of the Epstein case files.
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