Trump Weighs Firing Bondi Over Epstein Files

0:00On April 2nd, President Trump is reportedly weighing whether to fire Attorney General Pam Bondi over her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files. Sources say he's eyeing EPA Administrator and former Congressman Lee Zeldin as her possible replacement, though no final call has been made yet. Trump gave Bondi a public props in a statement, calling her a wonderful person doing a good job, and he didn't shoot down the firing talk. She joined him at the Supreme Court this week for arguments on his birthright citizenship order, which some see as a sign she's still in his good. Gracus, the F.C. mess has turned into a real headache for Trump, even urking parts of his hardcore MAGA crowd. Critics slam Bondi for weak communication and not going hard enough against his foes, plus she's now hit with a congressional subpoena from. Republicans and Democrats over the files. Bondi's first document dropped left victims' names exposed while hiding alleged abusers, and much of it was old news. Pressure built into the bipartisan Epstein Files Transparency Act, leading to over 3 million

1:03pages released in late January, with fresh nods to. Trump and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik. This comes amid other shakeups in Trump's second term, by swapping out Christie Knowham at DHS as the Epstein's scrutiny keeps rolling with more subpoenas and testimony on deck.