Pam Bondi to testify before House Oversight on Epstein files May 29

17 articles · Updated · NBC News · Apr 29

Bondi's appearance was scheduled after Democrats filed contempt charges for her defiance of a subpoena regarding the Epstein files, and five Republicans joined Democrats to subpoena her.
The deposition follows Bondi's firing by President Trump and the Justice Department's claim she no longer needed to testify, sparking bipartisan criticism over DOJ's handling of the Epstein files.
The Justice Department and Government Accountability Office are both reviewing the release process, which has drawn scrutiny from lawmakers, survivors, and media for redaction errors and compliance with transparency laws.

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