"Pam Bondi, she serves at the pleasure of the president and his administration and those there are telling her, here's who you can prosecute, no, don't do this. I mean, they told her that the Epstein files, that fight to release the Epstine files came directly from president Trump, she said. And I know a lot of people have a hard time with that, but that is the truth. He fought the hardest. To stop these files from being released."
"Greene joined former InfoWars host Owen Shroyer on his podcast on Friday where she argued Trump's biggest political miscalculation was ever referring to the Epstein files as a hoax. Trump repeatedly referred to talk of Epstein files, which are documents related to the case of convicted child sex predator Jeffrey Epstein, as a Democratic hoax. Greene was one of the Republicans to support legislation that forced a release of the files by the Department of Justice."
"The former lawmaker said at the time that she was stepping away to avoid an aggressive primary from the president, whom she was having growing tensions with despite being one of his most vocal supports in Washington, D.C. at one point. The only reason that [Trump] signed our bill that we passed in the House was because he had to. It became a massive political problem, she said."
Marjorie Taylor Greene pointed to President Donald Trump as the person who fought hardest to block release of Jeffrey Epstein files and repeatedly referred to the files as a Democratic hoax. Greene said the administration pressured Attorney General Pam Bondi and the Department of Justice over who could be prosecuted and resisted releasing documents until Congress forced a release. Greene supported House legislation to compel DOJ disclosure and said Trump only signed the bill because political pressure made it necessary. Greene described rising tensions with Trump and growing criticism of Republican handling of Epstein, healthcare, and other issues, which contributed to her resignation.
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