“Explosive!” New Epstein update ROCKS Pam Bondi

London's Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, publicly stated that UK law enforcement needs the unredacted Epstein files and original evidence held by the US Department of Justice to proceed with court cases against individuals implicated in the Epstein network. This demand comes as the UK has already made arrests, including former Prince Andrew and Peter Mandelson, on suspicion of crimes related to the files.

Sir Mark Rowley's quote: "Of course, there's a big body of that evidence, the Epstein evidence in the United States in all those files, and at some stage, we're going to need the unredacted evidence." and "We need the original copy. and where did it come from? And that's going to be necessary if we get to the stage of court cases."

Glenn Kirschner and Brian Tyler Cohen argue that Pam Bondi and the US DOJ are intentionally withholding the unredacted Epstein files, both domestically and from foreign governments. They frame this action as a cover-up and obstruction of justice, aimed at protecting implicated individuals. Kirschner specifically states that withholding evidence from an authority pursuing accountability makes one an 'accessory to the crime' and assists criminals in evading justice.

Kirschner's statement: "You're covering up in layman's terms a crime, but you're also acting as an accessory to the crime that has been committed and you are assisting the criminal in getting away with his crimes." and "kind of feels like she's just obstructing justice. Plain and simple."

The hosts contend that the US DOJ cannot legitimately claim 'pending investigation' as a reason to withhold the files. They cite a memo from Pam Bondi and Kash Patel in July of the previous year, which explicitly stated there were 'zero pending investigations' in the Epstein files. This contradicts any current attempt to use that legal justification for non-disclosure.

Kirschner's statement: "Pam Bondi and Cash Patel putting out a splashy memo back in July of last year saying, 'Oh, good news. There's nothing to be investigated in the Epstein files. Zero pending investigation.' That means they can't now claim the pending investigation exception to other jurisdictions wanting and needing the evidence that Pam Bondi is concealing."