Prosecutor drops BOMB on Bondi amid Epstein update

Pam Bondi, a former Attorney General, refused to comply with a lawfully issued congressional subpoena to testify under oath before the House Oversight Committee. Instead, she offered a voluntary briefing to members of Congress, which was seen as an attempt to circumvent the requirement for sworn testimony.

Congressman Robert Garcia stated, 'She refused on multiple occasions to commit to following the subpoena that Chairman Comer actually just put out.'

Bondi is accused of lying to Congress during previous sworn testimony when she asserted there was 'no evidence in the Epstein files that Donald Trump committed a crime.' This statement is directly contradicted by recently released Epstein files, which reportedly contain direct victim testimony implicating Donald Trump.

The host states, 'in her sworn testimony to Congress, she said there is no evidence in the Epstein files that Donald Trump committed a crime. Everybody knows that. And the reality is what did we see in the most recent Epstein files release? We saw that there is direct evidence... out of the mouth of a victim herself who is reported to have been 13 to 15 years old at the time of the alleged crime.'

If Bondi is compelled to testify under oath again, she would likely need to invoke her Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination to avoid admitting to perjury. Defiance of a congressional subpoena and making false statements to Congress are federal crimes, potentially leading to indictment, conviction, and imprisonment, even after her tenure.

The host explains, 'If she's placed under oath and is asked before a congressional committee, if she lied, she would be confronted with those statements... She'd have to plead the fifth.' Glenn Kirschner adds, 'her lie to Congress and if she defies a congressional subpoena, her contempt of Congress would still be well within the statute of limitations come January 2029.'

The hosts suggest that the administration's reluctance to fully release the Epstein files and hold individuals accountable stems from Donald Trump's personal involvement and desire to protect himself and his associates. Trump reportedly stated, 'I don't want my friends to get hurt,' which the hosts interpret as a self-serving statement indicating his own implication in the files.

The host references, 'what he told to Margie Taylor Green which was that he doesn't want his friends to get hurt.' Glenn Kirschner interprets this as, 'you are incriminated in those files. and you don't want you to get hurt because you are the only friend you have.'