House Speaker Mike Johnson urged for the release of Department of Justice files regarding Jeffrey Epstein, breaking from the stance taken by President Trump. Trump attributed briefing on Epstein documents to Attorney General Pam Bondi, while blaming past Democratic administrations. House Republicans blocked further Democratic attempts to ensure the files' release. GOP representative Thomas Massie initiated procedural efforts to force a vote on the matter. Trump's comments suggested uncertainty about Bondi's credibility and his relationship to the contents of the files.
House Speaker Mike Johnson broke with President Trump yesterday and called for the Department of Justice to release files relating to the disgraced, deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump suggested that Attorney General Pam Bondi had provided him with a 'very quick briefing' on the Epstein documents, while baselessly blaming previous Democratic administrations for creating them.
GOP representative Thomas Massie announced a longshot procedural maneuver to force a vote on releasing Jeffrey Epstein-related files.
Trump mentioned that whatever Bondi believes is credible should be released and provided no response to questions regarding his name appearing in the files.
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