AG Bondi MELTS DOWN Over Epstein Coverup
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Summary
Takeaways
- ❖AG Pam Bondi's congressional testimony on Epstein files was widely criticized for aggressive deflection and attacks on lawmakers.
- ❖Bondi's office was accused of violating the law by improperly redacting names of powerful co-conspirators (like Les Wexner) while releasing victims' names.
- ❖The DOJ reportedly tracked the search histories of lawmakers who accessed the unredacted Epstein files.
- ❖New details emerged, including post-death activity on Epstein's FedEx account and his influence in Columbia University admissions.
- ❖The hosts framed the department's actions as a deliberate cover-up to protect powerful individuals implicated in the Epstein network.
Insights
1Pam Bondi's Deflective and Aggressive Testimony
During her congressional hearing on the Epstein files, Attorney General Pam Bondi was observed using a 'burn book' to prepare personal attacks against questioning lawmakers rather than directly addressing their inquiries. She deflected accusations of mishandling files by citing unrelated economic achievements of the Trump administration, such as the Dow Jones hitting 50,000, which the hosts mocked as a 'lunatic' and 'ridiculous' tactic.
Bondi's use of a 'burn book' and her response to questions by citing the Dow's performance and other Trump-era statistics.
2DOJ's Alleged Legal Violations in Redacting Epstein Files
Lawmakers, including Thomas Massie, accused Bondi's Department of Justice of violating the law by redacting the name of Les Wexner as a co-conspirator in FBI documents while simultaneously failing to redact, or even releasing, the names of Epstein's victims. The hosts emphasized that the law only permits redaction for national security or victim names, and the DOJ's actions were inconsistent and seemingly malevolent, with victim names often left exposed.
Massie's direct accusation to Bondi regarding Wexner's redaction and victim name releases. The hosts' commentary on the legal requirement for redactions.
3DOJ Tracked Lawmakers' Search Histories for Epstein Files
It was revealed that the Department of Justice retained and utilized the search histories of lawmakers who accessed the unredacted Epstein files on DOJ computers. This information, including Primila Jayapal's search history, was reportedly used to inform Bondi's testimony and track what lawmakers were investigating, raising concerns about surveillance and interference with congressional oversight.
A document displayed showing 'Gyipol Primila search history' and the hosts' discussion of the DOJ retaining search histories from all lawmakers.
4New Revelations from Epstein's Post-Death Activities and Influence
Recent investigative reports uncovered that Jeffrey Epstein's FedEx account was active and used for shipments long after his death, with an address book including a senior Israeli military officer. Additionally, Columbia University Dental School acknowledged admitting an Epstein girlfriend via an 'irregular process' after Epstein made significant financial contributions, highlighting his ability to leverage money for influence in academic institutions.
Reports from 'The Ditch' on Epstein's FedEx account activity and address book, and Columbia University's admission of an 'irregular process' for a girlfriend's entry.
Lessons
- Demand greater transparency from government agencies regarding high-profile investigations, especially those involving powerful individuals.
- Advocate for stronger protections for victims in legal proceedings, ensuring their identities are safeguarded and their voices are heard by authorities.
- Scrutinize government responses to congressional oversight, particularly when officials resort to deflection, personal attacks, or appear to withhold information.
- Support independent journalism and investigative reporting that uncovers details not readily provided by official channels, as seen with the Epstein files.
Quotes
"You're acting like everybody's trying to cover up Wexner's name. Reclaiming Reclaiming my time. I'm going to answer this question. Reclaiming my time. Within 40 minutes, Wexner's name was added back."
"The Dow has shattered 50,000 for the first time. This is crazy. They said it couldn't be done in four years. Yet, President Trump has done it in one year."
"Please know for the record that every single survivor has raised their hand. Attorney General Bondi, will you turn to them now and apologize for what your Department of Justice has put them through with the absolutely unacceptable release of the Epstein files and their information."
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