Jul 15, 07:25 PM

Pam Bondi Refuses Epstein Questions During DOJ Fentanyl Press Conference

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi refused to discuss the Jeffrey Epstein investigation at a Justice Department press conference on Tuesday, opting to keep the event focused on new efforts to curb fentanyl trafficking. Asked whether she would release additional evidence after President Donald Trump said he would support her sharing “whatever she thinks is credible” from the case file, Bondi replied, “Today is about fentanyl… I’m not going to talk about Epstein.” She also declined to comment on questions about FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino. Bondi’s stance comes a week after the Justice Department issued a memo concluding that a purported Epstein “client list” does not exist, a finding that effectively closed the long-running inquiry and angered some conservative activists. House Republicans on the Rules Committee—all but one—subsequently blocked a proposal that would have required the department to release all remaining documents. Although Bondi highlighted recent drug-interdiction operations and reiterated the administration’s commitment to reducing fentanyl overdoses, the brief question-and-answer session was dominated by demands for greater transparency on Epstein, underscoring continuing political pressure on the department.

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Pam Bondi Refuses Epstein Questions During DOJ Fentanyl Press Conference

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