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The United States Attorney General PAM Bondi revealed that the Department of Justice has received More Jeffery Epstein files From the Federal Research Office (FBI) after the release of the document, he promoted last week.
Speaking to Fox News presenter, Sean Hannity, Tuesday night, Bondi confirmed that the FBI delivered a “truck load” of Epstein archives after she gave the agency until 8 am Friday morning to deliver them.
“I gave (the FBI) a deadline on Friday at 8 am to get everything,” Bondi explained. “And a source had told me where the documents were maintained, South District of New York, shock. So we all got them for Friday at 8 am”
“Thousands of document pages. I have the FBI through them … and PATEL DIRECTOR He will give us a detailed report of why the FBI retained all those documents, “he continued.
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The United States Attorney General Pam Bondi said the FBI delivered a “truck load” of Jeffery Epstein’s archives to the Department of Justice. (Registration of sexual criminals of the state of New York through AP | Getty Images)
Bondi described that the documents are “a truck of evidence”, and emphasized that a detailed report is incoming.
“And, you know, we are going to go through it, we will check it as quickly as we can, but we review it very cautiously to protect all the victims of Epstein,” he said.
The attorney general also accused the Biden administration of “sitting” in the documents.
“No one did anything with them. And why were they sitting in the South District of New York? I want a full report about it,” Bondi said. “You know, unfortunately, these people do not believe in transparency. But I think more unfortunately, I think many of them do not believe in honesty.”
Pam Bondi said they are going through Epstein’s archives “as fast as we can.” (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
“And it is a new day. It is a new administration, and everything will go to the public. The public has the right to know that Americans have the right to know.”
The long -awaited launch of the Epstein archives generated criticism throughout the country on Thursday, disappointing those who expected a “client list” or any new significant information about the dishonorated sex trafficker with headquarters in Palm Beach. The representative Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., Was one of the many vocal criticisms of the deployment.
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“I neither the working group received or reviewed the Epstein documents that were published today … A NY story has just revealed that the documents will simply be the Epstein telephone agenda,” Florida’s congresswoman wrote in X. “This is not what we or the US people asked and a complete disappointment. Obtain the information we asked for!”
Andrew Mark Miller of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
