Pam Bondi gets BRUTAL UPDATE amid Epstein coverup

Congressman Goldman asserts that Pam Bondi's extensive knowledge of Donald Trump's 'skeletons in the closet' is the primary reason she has not been fired, despite her alleged involvement in covering up Epstein files. He believes her performance in front of the House Judiciary Committee was 'far worse' than Christine Gnome's, yet Trump fears she would turn against him if dismissed. Bondi could face criminal liability for contempt related to the Epstein Files Transparency Act and obstruction of justice, especially if there's evidence of witness tampering or other aspects of a cover-up. The statute of limitations for these crimes would begin when the criminal activity ceases, implying the clock is still running.

Congressman Goldman states, 'Pam Bondi knows where all the Epstein secrets are. She has been part of this massive cover up. And if Donald Trump fires her, he is opening up the possibility of Bondi turning against her... Bondi knows too much about him. She knows where all the skeletons in the closet are for him.' He adds, 'There's a 5-year statute of limitations, criminal contempt would obviously be the one... there could be obstruction of justice as well... a cover up is an obstruction of justice.'

Goldman describes a pervasive 'accountability gap' where officials and powerful individuals operate with impunity, citing examples like the FBI not investigating certain deaths and Chairman James Comer's justification for not investigating Trump's alleged financial corruption. He argues that this creates a 'post-legal world' where the law doesn't seem to apply equally. To address this, he proposes a two-phase strategy: first, aggressive congressional investigations if Democrats regain the House majority, focusing on alternative methods to gather information due to anticipated obstruction; second, criminal prosecutions after 2028, once the current administration is out of office, to restore faith in the rule of law.

Goldman states, 'there's a massive accountability gap and the Republicans have done nothing. The FBI has done nothing.' He outlines, 'The first phase will be when we take back the majority in Congress... we will initiate a host of investigations.' For the second phase, 'after 2028, after Trump is gone... then you've got the possibility of criminal prosecutions.'

Goldman criticizes the current administration's economic policies, attributing a net loss of 92,000 jobs since April to tariffs, foreign wars, and tax cuts for billionaires. He contrasts this with the Biden administration's job growth. He advocates for tackling wealth inequality, noting that the wealthiest 25 Americans have an effective tax rate of about 3% due to tax avoidance. He proposes measures like his 'Robin Hood Act' to make billionaires pay their 'fair share,' which would fund deficit reduction and investments in programs like universal childcare to support families and stimulate economic growth.

Goldman notes, 'the jobs report today showing a net loss of 92,000 jobs... compare that with... millions of jobs that were added during the Biden administration.' He states, 'we have to do is tackle wealth inequality... a bill like my Robin Hood Act, which would make billionaires pay their fair share because they Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk and the top 25 earners... have an effective tax rate of about 3%.' He mentions investing in 'universal child care right so that parents can stay in their jobs grow their careers.'