U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi seemed to briefly unite the online political scope under a banner after failing to provide any new information on the infamous sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on Thursday.
Bondi repeatedly promised to release documents related to Epstein, following a rebound blast against Bondi, hyping the document dump for days as blockbuster development has the potential to reshape American political and cultural dialogue.
However, when the moment comes, the promise seems to be broken.
In a appearance on Wednesday at Fox News, Bundy told host Jesse Watters that “some Epstein information,” including flight logs and names, will be released the next day, and she promises, will make you “sick.” The move is an important pillar of the Trump administration’s broader goal of sparse glass in pursuit of transparency.
But the Justice Department’s information released on Thursday appears to be entirely composed of information that has been published in the past decade, due to multiple cases targeting Epstein and his inner circle.
The carpet robbery angered many people on both sides of the political aisle.
“I also did not give or review the Epstein documents released today… A story in New York State just revealed that these documents will be just Epstein’s phone book,” Florida Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Written on X Thursday. “This is not what we or the American people demand, and it is also totally disappointed. Give us the information we need!”
Worse, the government launched the way the documents were released: by inviting more than a dozen far-right influencers to the White House, handing them to sleek binders filled with dirty accusations, and allowing them to shoot charismatic shots in documents outside 1,600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Trump confidante and far-right influencer Laura Loomer also criticized Bondy on Thursday for repeatedly jabs at the White House’s “stunts”.
She even Announced in an x Post: “There is someone responsible for what happened today. It’s @pambondi. I think she should quit.
“She went to Fox News and said the documents were on her desk. Then, she went to Fox News last night and said we will have documents today. She is a liar. Face the reality,” concluded Webuller.
Democrats, including Rep. Eric Swalwell and Jared Moskowitz, condemned the boring revelation, with Swalwell posting images to X showing a page of edited lines, adding: “You promised the full Epstein archive. You get it.”
Moskowitz [like this]. ”
In her case, Bondy quickly pointed to the FBI, accusing the agency of holding “thousands of pages of documents” related to Epstein in her field office in New York.
She wrote in a letter to newly cast director Kash Patel that the bureau “never disclosed” other documents.
Bondy continued, “You were as surprised as I was learning new information when you spoke with me yesterday.”
“By February 28, and February 28, the FBI will deliver the complete and complete Epstein documents to my office,” Bondy continued. “My or your access rights will not be deducted or restricted. The Justice Department will ensure that the public disclosure of these files is protected by the privacy of the victims and is carried out in the manner of law, as I have already been in the entire profession of the prosecutor.”
She also asked Patel to investigate immediately to find out why her orders were “not compliant” and asked for a report to be sent back within 14 days.
Bondy’s rapid turnover was also not overlooked by the boss’s most determined supporters. Fox News host Jesse Watters focused his Thursday show on the legend, and it seems Bondi’s words were frightened by the FBI.
He boiled the last 24 hours to: “When we started feeling cheated, Pam Bondi posted a letter that basically said I was cheated, too.”
