Attorney General Pam Bondy has directed FBI Director Kash Patel to deal with the fraudulent FBI field office in New York.
The photo from the letter dated February 27th from Bondi to Patel was obtained by independent journalist Tim Pool and confirmed as authentic by Mike Cernovich and Jack Posobiec. “Epstein File: Phase 1” Briefing Thursday morning:
Bondi began her letter:
Before you took office, I requested a complete and complete file related to Jeffrey Epstein. In response to this request I received about 200 pages of documentation, consisting mainly of flight logs, a list of Epstein contacts, and a list of victim names and phone numbers.
“I repeatedly questioned whether this was the complete set of documents that corresponded to my request, and I was repeatedly assured by the FBI that I received the complete set of documents,” the Attorney General continued, reporting that the department was inspired by a source at the FBI Field Office in New York that stated that the department had withholded the complete file.
“Late yesterday, I learned from a source that the FBI Field Office in New York owns thousands of pages of documents relating to the investigation and the indictment of Epstein,” wrote Bondi. “Despite my repeated requests, the FBI never revealed the existence of these files.”
Bondi said he had already spoken to Patel after receiving the tips Wednesday evening, writing that the FBI director was “as surprised as I learned this new information.”
She then handed Patel two hard deadlines.
By 8am tomorrow, February 28th, the FBI will deliver a complete and complete Epstein file to my office, including all records, documents, audio, video recordings, and materials related to Jeffrey Epstein and his clients, regardless of how such information was obtained.
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It also directs me to immediately investigate why my orders to the FBI were not compliant. Within 14 days, I will deliver to me a comprehensive report of your findings and proposed HR actions.
In her conclusion, Bondi added that she knows Patel is “committed to transparency for the American people.”
Ministry of Justice (DOJ) Source It was backed up Bondi's claim that the FBI Field Office in New York would file Epstein “withheld” in a statement to RealClearPolitics.
Sources also claimed that Bondi and Patel were “100% on the same page,” reported Philip Mantlenthon Wegmann of RealClearpolitics.
Sources within the FBI Field Office in New York appear to have warned Bondi in the Wewheld file a few hours after its announcement on Fox News. Jesse Watters Primetime Her office will begin publishing “a lot” of information on Thursday:
“Jesse, this is quite a bit over. So we need to make sure their identities are protected… But other than that, I think it's Jesse tomorrow… You'll see some Epstein information being made public by my office,” Bondy told the host of Fox News on Wednesday.
“What you're going to see tomorrow is a lot of flight logs, lot of names, lot of information. Referring to Githraine Maxwell, a convicted British child trafficker, she added:
A DOJ source told RealClearPolitics that the first installment of the Epstein file will still be released on Thursday, but they said the content is already leaked to the public.
“There are more requests that the FBI Director and AG have been withheld and protected from us,” the source said.
Conservative journalists and influencers were discovered leaving the White House on Thursday morning with a binder labelled “Epstein Files: Phase 1,” causing confusion online, as social media users wondered if the file would be released to the general public.
Photos taken by reporter Josh Sukoff of Medill News Service show some familiar conservative personalities as Chaya Raichik of Libs on the Tiktok social media page, Rogan O'Handley of the DC_Draino page, former Oann host Liz Wheeler and film producer Mike Cernovich leave their west wings to the left.
Alex Lorusso, a conservative personality known on social media as “Alx,” was also seen flipping through binders outside the White House.
So did Republican activist Scott Pressler. photo shoot Exiting Westwing with his Epstein Binder and Senior Man Event Editor Jack Posoviek Confirmed On social media, he also received one at the briefing.
According to Cernovich, a group of influencers and journalists held a meeting already scheduled at the White House to discuss “new media,” but was given the binder of what Bondi already had to Epstein as they were “stonewalled” by the Southern District of New York (SDNY) and the FBI field offices in New York by the US lawyer's office.
“There was a previously scheduled meeting to discuss the new media. It's already on the calendar. Ag Pam Bondi had stonework for SDNY and the FBI,” the producer and blogger wrote to X, adding that Epstein Binders' content was “nothing.”
