Bondi Urged to Testify on Epstein Files

0:00Europe news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters across Europe. I'm Cory with the story. The family of Virginia Jufrey is calling on fired U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to step up and testify before Congress about Jeffrey Epstein's files. They want her to finally do right by the survivors after her ousting by President Trump. Bondi faced heavy heat from his handling the release of those documents from Epstein's probe into a sex trafficking network. Bondi was set to appear before the House Oversight Committee on April 14th to explain the delays and heavy redactions in the files. A new law last year forced the Justice Department to drop almost all the records, but critics slammed her for protecting powerful names, tie two. Epstein Jufrey's brother and sister-in-law hit back hard, saying loyalty to a corrupt system never pays off and another one's falling to shield the elite. The drama spotlighting Trump's old ties to Epstein again, even though he says they cut off decades ago.

1:00Jufrey, who took her own life last year, accused Prince Andrew of assault. As a teen trafficked by Epstein, he settled out of court in 20. 22, but denies it all. In the UK, Andrew lost his titles, and Lord Peter Mandelson got booted as ambassador than arrested for misconduct links to Epstein. Now there's fresh pressure for Andrew to face Congress too. With his brother's U.S. state visit under a cloud from survivor demands, Bondy's the second top official acts lately, after Homeland Security had Christie know him last month.