Pam Bondi to testify before House Oversight Committee on Epstein files
Pam Bondi has agreed to appear before the House Oversight Committee regarding the Epstein investigation. Her testimony follows a subpoena and previous delays. (sources: washingtonpost, abcnews, theguardian, cnbc, nbcnews)
The House Oversight Committee confirmed that Pam Bondi will testify in a closed-door session on May 29 as part of its investigation into Epstein. This follows a civil contempt resolution filed by Democrats due to her prior non-appearance.
- Pam Bondi has been subpoenaed to testify regarding the Epstein investigation.
- Her appearance was previously delayed after she was fired by Trump.
- The House Oversight Committee is conducting an investigation into Epstein's activities.
Why it matters
The testimony may provide insights into the Epstein investigation and the involvement of various officials.
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This story is about Pam Bondi agrees to testify before Congress on Epstein files, committee says. This bill would expand/clarify the DOJ Inspector General’s ability to access information needed to investigate DOJ personnel and actions.
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This story is about Pam Bondi agrees to testify before Congress on Epstein files, committee says. This bill would adjust DOJ IG statutory authorities to reduce barriers to investigating DOJ personnel-related matters.
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