Bondi Subpoenaed: Bipartisan Push for Epstein Transparency

0:00On March 4th, the House Oversight Committee has subpoenaed U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to testify in its probe into Jeffrey Epstein and Galein, Maxwell. Lawmakers voted 24 to 19, along mostly bipartisan lines to force her appearance, focusing on the Justice Department's handling of. Related files, earlier this week, Republican representative Nancy Mace introduced the motion with four other Republicans joining Democrats in support. Those included Timber-Shet from Tennessee, Lauren Bober from Colorado, Michael Cloud from Texas, and Scott Perry from Pennsylvania. Lawmakers from both parties have ramped up criticism over the department's missteps, like accidentally exposing survivors' names and blacking out. Potential suspects without reason Mace has led the charge against Bondi on this front. In February, tensions bowled over during a House Judiciary hearing where Bondi clashed sharply with Democrats while defending the files' management. This bipartisan push signals growing demands for transparency in the Epstein case, with Bondi's

1:03testimony now on the horizon. This bipartisan push signals growing demands for transparency in the Epstein case, with Bondi's testimony now on the horizon. This bipartisan push signals growing demands for transparency in the Epstein case, with Bondi's testimony now on the horizon. This bipartisan push signals growing demands for transparency in the Epstein case, with Bondi's testimony now on the horizon. This bipartisan push signals growing demands for transparency in the Epstein case, with Bondi's testimony now on the horizon. This bipartisan push signals growing demands for transparency in the Epstein case, with Bondi's testimony now on the horizon. This bipartisan push signals growing demands for transparency in the Epstein case, with Bondi's testimony now on the horizon.