Pam Bondi Fired as AG, Epstein Files Under Scrutiny

0:00On April 3, Pam Bondi got fired as Attorney General by President Trump during a car ride to the Supreme Court this week. He straight up told her, I think it's time. She'd held the job just 14 months, the shortest run for a confirmed AG since 1975. Talks about her exit had been going on since January. Trump grew frustrated with her work on the Jeffrey Epstein files, and the slow-paced chasing down political foes like James Comey and Latisha James. But I pushed back to some of his demands, telling colleagues they fell outside what she could legally do. Still, she came out grateful, saying thanks for the trust to make America safe again. Critics piled on quick. Ranking member Robert Garcia insists she testify under oath about mishandling those Epstein records and giving Elaine Maxwell kid glove treatment. White House chief of staff Susie Wiles even called it a total whiff, pointing to binders handed off to conservative influencers last year. To bond I out the door, the spotlight stays hot on those files and just as department

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