U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a Fox News interview that she is personally reviewing the long-sealed Jeffrey Epstein client list, calling the documents “sitting on my desk right now.” She added that her office is also combing through files related to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and civil-rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., work she said follows President Donald Trump’s directive to declassify the records at the start of his second term. Bondi told host John Roberts on the network’s “America Reports” program that she has not yet examined the newly surfaced material but expects the review to move quickly. The President’s January executive order gave the Justice Department and the Director of National Intelligence a mandate to propose a public-release plan, and the FBI has since disclosed the existence of thousands of previously undisclosed JFK-era documents. Bondi’s comments come amid mounting scrutiny of her tenure. Conservative commentators have urged Trump to dismiss her, and prediction market Polymarket on Monday assigned a 26% chance she will leave the administration this year. Neither the Justice Department nor the White House has commented on her job status.