Former Attorney General Pam Bondi appeared before a panel of House lawmakers to address the Justice Department's handling of the Epstein files. Bondi stated that "justice and transparency ... have been delivered" regarding the documents and said the Justice Department released all of the documents related to the case.
On Friday, Bondi declined to answer questions regarding Trump's involvement in the administration's handling of investigations, Time Magazine reported. The former Attorney General did not provide responses to inquiries about Trump's role in the administration's investigative processes during her appearance.
According to the Washington Times, Bondi defended the Justice Department's approach to the Epstein files during her testimony before the House panel. She told lawmakers that the department had fulfilled its obligations regarding the release of documents.
The Justice Department's handling of materials related to Jeffrey Epstein has drawn attention from lawmakers. Bondi's testimony before the House panel addressed questions about the department's document disclosure practices.
Time Magazine reported that Bondi refused to answer questions about Trump's involvement in the administration's handling of investigations. The outlet covered the former Attorney General's Friday appearance before the congressional panel.
The Washington Times reported that Bondi told House lawmakers that "justice and transparency ... have been delivered" on the Epstein files. She stated that the Justice Department released all of the documents.
Bondi's testimony provided an opportunity for lawmakers to question the Justice Department's approach to the Epstein case. The former Attorney General defended the department's handling of the document release during her appearance before the House panel.
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