BREAKING UPDATE on Pam Bondi IMPEACHMENT

Attorney General Pam Bondi offered a voluntary briefing to members of Congress, which Congressman Garcia views as an attempt to bypass a legally mandated, under-oath deposition she was subpoenaed for. Garcia emphasizes that the briefing will not substitute for the deposition, which requires testimony under oath.

The host notes Bondi's 'upcoming briefing' in addition to a 'deposition that she was subpoenaed for.' Garcia states, 'this briefing is not in lieu of the under oath deposition that she has to sit for.'

Pam Bondi is accused of actively obstructing the release of 3 million outstanding documents related to the Epstein files. Garcia argues she is defying a subpoena and misinterpreting the Transparency Act to withhold information, despite the committee's dual efforts (Transparency Act and subpoena) to ensure comprehensive disclosure.

Garcia states, 'She's not releasing the files. She's going back on her word.' He adds, 'She keeps pointing to the transparency act which she notes has some provisions where um inter agency communication or ongoing investigation she can hold those files. That's not the case with the subpoena.'

Congressman Garcia asserts that Pam Bondi is using the Department of Justice to protect Donald Trump and target his political adversaries. He links her actions to broader corruption within the DOJ, including the Deputy AG's involvement with Ghislaine Maxwell.

Garcia claims Bondi 'is using the DOJ to play cover for Donald Trump' and 'going after the president's political enemies.' He also mentions Deputy AG Todd Blanch's actions regarding Ghislaine Maxwell.

Garcia expresses hope for bipartisan Republican support for an impeachment effort against Pam Bondi. He notes that a 'handful of Republicans' joined Democrats to subpoena Bondi, driven by concerns from their base about the Epstein cover-up damaging the president.

Garcia states, 'I would hope that uh we'd be able to build that case' for impeachment. He mentions 'a handful of Republicans to join all Democrats on the committee and actually get the committee to subpoena the attorney general.'

The House Oversight Committee supports interviewing an Epstein prison guard who reportedly overheard conversations about covering up his killing. This is part of an effort to re-examine the circumstances of Epstein's death, given inconsistencies and strange incidents despite the official suicide ruling.

The host references a Miami Herald report about the committee wanting to interview an Epstein prison guard. Garcia confirms, 'we support obviously this um this deposition' and notes 'so many inconsistencies, so many mistakes that were made.'