Liz Wheeler Critiques Pam Bondy’s Handling of Epstein Case
This morning, during an appearance on “The Liz Wheeler Show,” host Liz Wheeler joined Charlie Kirk from Turning Point USA to discuss recent frustrations over the DOJ and FBI’s lack of transparency regarding the Epstein client list.
Kirk clearly picked the right person for this topic, as Liz was quick to express her disapproval of Attorney General Pam Bondy’s management of the Jeffrey Epstein case.
“This is a significant mistake on Bondy’s part,” Liz stated bluntly.
Back in February, Liz had attended a private event at the White House where she received a binder titled “Epstein Files: Phase 1.” This was shared among several conservative figures but, unfortunately, was empty of any real information. Bondy acknowledged to the group that due to “sdny,” the binder lacked any substantial details.
Although there were claims that key documents were being withheld, an official request for their release was made by FBI director Kash Patel. Liz and others remain hopeful that the complete story will eventually come to light.
Months have passed, and there’s still no further information available. This prolonged silence raises concerns about how many influential individuals remain unaccountable for Epstein’s trafficking of underage girls.
Liz expressed her anger, viewing Bondy’s comments as misleading. She pointed out that during the White House meeting, Bondy had boasted about providing “the most transparent management in history,” a statement Liz clearly found hard to take seriously.
Reflecting on Bondy’s earlier statements made on Fox News, claiming the Epstein client list was awaiting review, Liz asserted, “There is no Epstein client list. There are no threats. Epstein is clearly deceased, and—well—Americans haven’t received any additional documents.”
“The reason so many Americans are reacting strongly is that they believed they were voting for justice when they chose President Trump,” she explained to Kirk. “And this doesn’t feel like justice at all.”
“We have evidence of Epstein’s crimes right in front of us, yet we’re being told to disregard what we observe and instead believe the officials, who seem to ignore what contradicts the evidence,” Liz noted.
Kirk pressed Liz for her solution. “She has a responsibility to the Trump administration and is damaging goodwill within his base,” she replied, noting her disappointment.
Then, Kirk asked, “Are you suggesting her resignation?”
Liz confirmed, saying, “Yes, I believe President Trump should give her the option to resign because she hasn’t been truthful with the American public. That would be the right thing to do.”
