The “client list” of disgraceful financiers and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is at Attorney General Pam Bondy, she said. In the interview Friday brings the elusive document a step closer to a potential public release.
Bondy said she has seen a big revelation “still” from closely guarded documents, but reviewed it at President Trump's direction under an executive order to declassify federal government's “secrets.” He said he was in the process of doing so.
“I'm sitting on my desk right now,” Bondy told Fox News. “It was a command by President Trump. I'm reviewing it.”
Hobnobbing alongside a powerful and wealthy individual, Epstein died of suicide in 2019 under federal custody awaiting trial on a sex trafficking charge. Speculations are disguised about the potential relationship Epstein has grown in the elite social world for decades and alleged sexual offences against minors. Epstein owned private islands in the US Virgin Islands and several mansions.
A bipartisan Congressional panel, created through Trump's executive order, requested time with Bondy to look into documents related to Epstein. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, a Florida Republican who was chosen to lead the task force, cheered on Bondy's comments.
“Let's do this!” she I wrote it Social media platform X, along with popcorn and bulging eye emojis.
The FBI has released several documents on research into Epstein, but his so-called “client list” remains elusive. Trump, who knew Epstein, signed an executive order directing a review of classified records in public interest, including documents related to the Epstein file and political assassination.
Bondi is also in the process of reviewing documents related to the investigation into the assassination of former President Kennedy and Pastor Martin Luther King Jr.
“It's all in the process of being reviewed, because it was done by the president's orders from all these agencies,” she said.
