Trump Fires Bondi, Mace Pushes for Full Epstein Justice

0:00On April 3, President Donald Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi on Thursday and named Todd Blanche as the Acting Attorney General. Bondi had been scheduled to testify before a Congressional Committee later this month about the Justice Department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein. Files. Representative Nancy Mace from South Carolina made it clear that Bondi's firing doesn't let her off the hook. The subpoena names her personally, so she still legally required to show up and answer questions. Mace led a group of four Republicans in pushing a discharge petition to force the release of all those Epstein documents. Mace has been vocal in slamming Bondi for botching the Epstein investigation, saying it hurt Trump's agenda and blocked accountability for victims. She posted online that Bondi stone walled every attempt to hold predators responsible, and that Americans deserve a transparent top prosecutor. Now with a new acting AG in place, Mace is pushing for someone like EPA Director Lee Zeldin to take the full job stressing no two-tiered justice system.

1:03She's not backing down from demanding answers and real justice for Epstein's victims. This shake-up keeps the pressure on for full disclosure, setting the stage for whatever comes next in the fight for truth. Stay informed with US News Today, AI-powered updates.