Miami Vice 85: Jordan & Butler's Neon Revival

0:00On April 22nd, Marjorie Taylor Greene dropped the major claim this week, saying Donald Trump directly ordered Pam Bondi to hold back Jeffrey Epstein. Files, she says Trump told Bondi flat out not to release them, warning that people would get hurt. This came up on a radio show where Greene, once a big Trump supporter, spilled details from their last talk. Greene pushed back hard, reminding Trump that over 1,000 women had already been hurt by Epstein and his network. She even said he refused to meet victims in the Oval Office despite her urging. Their split grew from her demand to let those files out, leading her to step away from her role last year. Bondi caught serious heat for how she handled the documents, facing subpoenas and threats of fines or jail. Lawmakers like Nancy Mace called it one of the biggest cover-ups ever, pointing out missing videos, audio, and logs even after 3 million pages. Dropped in January Trump's name pops up over a million times in the unredacted files, including a wild allegation from 35 years ago where a 13-year-old.

1:04Girl claims she was forced into an act with him. Bondi got fired amid the backlash over redacting key parts. Demands keep coming for the full picture on Epstein's trafficking ring, but so much stays hidden. This story is far from over, as more pressure builds on what really went down. That's your update from Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.