BREAKING: Epstein files update ROCKS Pam Bondi

The UK Metropolitan Police are now seeking information from the US Department of Justice to aid their investigation into Prince Andrew related to the Epstein case. This move highlights that other governments are actively pursuing accountability and demanding full access to files that the US government, specifically Pam Bondi, has been reluctant to release.

Congressman Khanna states, 'It's actually other governments in other countries that are leading the calls for investigation and are demanding the full files, including the 50% that Pam Bondi has not released.'

Richard Khan, Epstein's accountant, gave contradictory statements during his deposition regarding a settlement paid to a woman who accused Donald Trump of rape when she was 13. He initially confirmed the settlement, then reversed himself, and later stated he could neither confirm nor deny it. The guest interprets Khan's body language as indicating fear of Donald Trump.

Khanna details Khan's testimony: 'Khan answer one of my questions saying yes, the estate paid a settlement to the woman who accused Donald Trump of rape... Then four or five hours later, he reverses himself... Then the next day he reverses his reversal... If you look at his body language, you can tell he is so afraid when the word Trump comes up.'

Pam Bondi is criticized for failing to release the full Epstein files, with only 3 million out of 6 million documents made public. She is scheduled for a deposition on April 14th, where she will be questioned under oath about the delays and redactions, which are ostensibly for 'protecting survivors' despite survivors requesting their release.

Khanna states, 'We are more than 3 months behind in terms of when the full Epstein files were supposed to be released. So far we only have 3 million documents out of the 6 million that have been released.' He adds, 'No. And we'll know more on April 14th when she's going to have a deposition... she's going to actually have to answer these questions under oath.'

The ongoing conflict in Iran has significantly diverted public attention from the Epstein files. Google searches for 'Epstein' have dramatically decreased since the conflict began, suggesting that major geopolitical events can effectively overshadow domestic scandals.

Khanna notes, 'Google searches are dramatically down when it comes to Epstein since the war started.'

Donald Trump is portrayed as deliberately rejecting bipartisan deals to fund DHS/TSA, thereby causing airport delays and contributing to economic pain (e.g., rising gas and airline prices). This strategy is framed as an attempt to pressure Democrats into concessions or to push through a 'Save America Act' which the guest characterizes as a voter suppression bill.

Khanna states, 'He wants the fighting to continue so that we can try and get the Save America Act passed.' and 'He caused it by going into Iran and he caused it by rejecting Democratic offer after offer to fund TSA.'

Recent special election results, including a 13-point swing in the legislative district representing Mar-a-Lago, indicate a 'new coalition' forming. This coalition is characterized by opposition to Middle East wars, elite impunity (like in the Epstein case), tax breaks for billionaires, and the actions of ICE, leading to a strong anti-Trump sentiment.

The host mentions, 'Just yesterday, the district, the legislative district that represents Mara Lago was flipped and now it's under Democratic control. And that's a 13-point swing.' Khanna adds, 'There's a new coalition forming in American politics. They're opposed to this war in the Middle East... They're opposed to elite impunity... They are opposed to Trump's policy of giving tax breaks to billionaires... and they're appalled by ICE terrorizing American citizens.'