House Oversight Committee Subpoenas AG Bondi on Epstein Files

0:00This is Corey, here with your quick two-minute update from Sydney News today. The House Oversight Committee just voted to subpoena attorney general Pam Bondi over how the Justice Department managed files from the Jeffrey Epstein, sex trafficking probe. Five Republicans cited with Democrats on the measure pushed by representative Nancy Mace, showing real bipartisan annoyance with the slow release of. Those documents. Conservatives have been vocal about their letdown, especially after Bondi handed out binders to influencers last year that mostly recycled public info, and she has pushed back by blaming Democrats for politicizing it. Lawmakers passed the bill forcing more disclosures after the department wrapped its review in July, saying no, Epstein client list exists and nothing else needs to come out. Now the Justice Department is checking if it wrongly held back some records tied to old claims against former President Trump while Bill in Hillary. Clinton faced questions last week about his past Epstein ties. This CNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description.

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