US Attorney General Pam Bondy said that documents on the assassination of former President John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., along with files related to Jeffrey Epstein's client list are on her desk. I made sure it was on her desk.
Between Interview On Fox News Channel's America reportsBondy was asked by host John Roberts how the Department of Justice (DOJ) could “indicate” that it could release documents related to Epstein's client list. Reporters noted that this was something President Donald Trump had “talked about.”
“DOJ may be releasing a list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients. Does that really happen?” Roberts asked.
“I'm sitting on my desk now to review,” replied Bondi. “It was a directive by President Trump. I'm reviewing it, I'm reviewing the JFK file, the MLK file. From all these agencies, it was done with the order of the president, so it's all reviewed It's in the process of being done.”
In January, Trump reported that he recorded the assassination of JFK and his brother Robert F. Kennedy, as well as MLK Jr.
When Bondi was asked if he had “see everything,” he replied, “Ah, well,” and Bondi replied, “Not yet.”
New York Post It has been reported The Bondi said “Trump has not made an empty promise,” and emphasized that “the promise, the promise, was kept.”
“That's why we're all there to carry out his instructions on making America safe and prosperous,” Bondi added.
In an interview with podcaster Rex Fridman, Trump revealed that he has “trends” to release Epstein's client list.
In January 2024, unsealed court documents relating to the convicted pedophile Epstein and those linked to him were released. The unsealed documents came as part of a 2015 lawsuit by Epstein accuser Virginia Juhull.
Former President Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew, Duke of York, were among those named in documents related to the lawsuit.
