Bondi Doesn’t Commit to Deposition With House Panel Over Epstein Files
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Attorney General Bondi received a subpoena to testify about Epstein files but has not committed to appearing.
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Attorney General Pam Bondi has not committed to complying with a House oversight committee subpoena requiring her to testify about Epstein-related files. The Republican-led panel issued the summons under its oversight authority, with the committee's GOP chairman noting he sent it reluctantly. Bondi's refusal to commit to the deposition creates potential tension between the Trump administration and Congress over access to sensitive documents and testimony related to the Epstein matter. The standoff raises questions about whether the Justice Department will cooperate with congressional oversight or invoke executive privilege protections. The outcome depends on whether Bondi's office formally responds to the subpoena or whether the committee pursues enforcement.
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The House oversight committee subpoenaed Attorney General Bondi to testify; the Republican chairman said the summons was sent reluctantly.
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