"There are vital questions that the American public needs transparency, needs substantive answers on. Instead, what do we get? Accusations of Trump Derangement Syndrome, name calling, you're a loser lawyer, this and that. I mean, coming from the AG of the United States in the U.S. Senatedid we get any meaningful clarity on the Epstein investigations on Epstein files? To your point, do the victims feel, to what you were saying earlier, like they've been given any transparency, any clarity on any of this?"
"Have we learned anything new about what DOJ is doing to investigate in Minnesota? Have we learned anything new about the search warrant in Fulton County? Have we learned anything new about the fact that dozens of judges across this country have found that this DOJ lacks credibility? No, it's been name calling. It's been amateurish. It's an embarrassment to the Justice Department what we're seeing from Pam Bondi."
Pam Bondi faced heated exchanges with lawmakers, prioritizing insults over substantive answers about DOJ investigations into Jeffrey Epstein, alleged fraud in Minnesota, and a Fulton County search warrant. Elie Honig, a former federal prosecutor and CNN senior legal analyst, called the hearing a fiasco and an embarrassment to the Justice Department. He criticized Bondi's name-calling and absence of transparency for victims, and noted that judges have questioned DOJ credibility. Bondi clashed with Representatives Jamie Raskin and Pramila Jayapal, refusing to apologize to Epstein victims and labeling Raskin a 'washed up lawyer.'
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