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Pam Bondi Heads To DC For A Closed Door Epstein Related Meeting With Congress (5/29/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. About a year ago, we heard from Pam
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  Bondy about how she had the Epstein list on her
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  desk and about how there were truckloads of information that
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  were making their way from various parts of the DOJ
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  to an area where they could go through those documents
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  as they were figuring out what they were going to release,
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  and throughout the whole process, Pam Bondy made a lot
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  of big promises, a lot of promises about investigations, about
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  transparency and about going after people that were allegedly involved
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  with Jeffrey Epstein. And of course none of that came
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  to fruition, and instead they chose to go the other way.
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  They chose to go the cover up route instead of
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  just shooting the American people straight like they said, they
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  were going to do, only a reverse course and decide
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  not to be transparent or at least as transparent as
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  they promised. Well, now, Pam Bondy, who was the AG
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  at the time and who was overseeing all of this,
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  she's now gonna speak to Congress today. But here's the caveat.
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  She's not gonna be under oath and we're certainly not
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  gonna be able to see the deposition itself as far
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  as video or anything like that, so we're gonna have
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  to rely on what they tell us, And like most
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  of you, I don't have very much faith in them
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  telling us the truth or doing the right thing, especially
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  when they know there's no record of their bullshit. So yeah,
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  it's great that Pam Bondy is gonna appear before Congress today,
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  but what's really gonna come of it? Because I have
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  no confidence that Pam Bondy has any desire to give
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  anybody even anything close to the truth. She could have
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  done that previously, what makes anyone think she wants to
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  do it now. Maybe she'll tell us about the dal
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  though she seems to want to talk about the stock market,
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  so maybe she'll have something to say about that. But
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  as far as Jeffrey Epstein goes and his enablers and
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  the cover up that she helped manage and create, I
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  doubt she's gonna have a word to say about that.
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  And that brings us to our article. Today's article was
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  published by CBS News and the headline Pambondi to testify
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  behind closed doors and House Committee is Epstein probe today.
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  This article was authored by Graham Kates. Fifteen months after
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  saying a list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients was sitting on
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  my desk right now, and four months after overseeing the
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  release of millions of associated documents, Former Attorney General Pambondi
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  will testify before a House committee on Friday about her
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  handling of the so called Epstein files? What does that mean?
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  So called? Are they not the Epstein files? What should
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  we call them? The make believe Epstein files? The might
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  be Epstein files, the could be Epstein files? How about
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  we just call them what they are, the Epstein files.
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  Bondie's closed door interview in the ongoing congressional investigation into
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  Epstein is likely to have a different focus then previous
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  high profiles sit downs in the probe the House Oversight Committe.
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  He has questioned the likes a former President Bill Clinton
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  and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik about their relationships with the
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  deceased former sex abuser. But Bondi was not among Epstein's
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  globe trotting network of powerful friends. No she wasn't. Instead,
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  she was helping maintain and run this cover up. I
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  think it's pretty obvious that there's a cover up under way.
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  And I'll tell you what, the whole entire war in
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  Iran has done exactly what they wanted it to do.
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  Talk about taking the spotlight off of Epstein and putting
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  it on some contrived, bullshit war, But boy was it effective.
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  And that's what they do. That's the kind of shit
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  that's been done throughout history time and time again. You
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  have a domestic issue, let's cause an international one, and
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  then people, of course they're gonna rally around the flag,
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  They're going to rally around the country. I don't blame
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  people for that. I blame the administration for leading people
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  into that, leading people into this disaster over in Iran,
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  where we've just lost a whole bunch of face. A ceasefire, Really,
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  what did we gain exactly? Does anyone really think that
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  the Iranians are going to stop trying to make nuclear weapons? Oh, well,
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  we have a deal in place, Oh okay, cool? Great.
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  The whole entire thing, in my opinion, especially now, is
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  that it was contrived and that there was no reason,
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  no justification for what occurred. Now, Look, don't take that
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  as me thinking or saying that the Iranian regime was
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  filled with great people, and that there are people that
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  could be trusted. They're not. But I don't think that
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  there was any justification for what happened, especially considering where
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  we're at now. What exactly was gained? Now, if they
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  would have destroyed the regime and knocked the IRGC out
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  of control, that would have been worthwhile. This is not.
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  I mean, I'm paying five dollars and fifty cents a
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  gallon of gas in some places, close to six dollars
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  here in Vegas, and for what There's been no tangible
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  changes as far as the region goes. In fact, everything's
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  much worse. So what exactly was accomplished besides killing the
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  Epstein story? Instead, she faced more than a year of
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  withering criticism for handling of the Department of Justice Epstein
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  probe and the rollout of documents after President Trump signed
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  the Epstein File Transparency Act that he had to be
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  forced to sign. Let's not act like President Trump was
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  a driving force behind that. He signed that shit because
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  he had to. That's it. That's the only reason Donald
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  Trump could have bypassed all this nonsense and release the
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  files on his own. But that was always the carrot.
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  Right after he got elected, he pulled back that carrot
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  and hit us with the stick. Bondi initially pledged to
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  release files related to Epstein, telling a Fox News interviewer
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  shortly after she took office in February of twenty twenty
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  five that a client list was sitting on my desk
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  right now to review. And I told you at the time,
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  she was lying, There's never been a client list. That's
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  always been part of the misdirection. Do you really think
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  an operation like this would have a client list. Look,
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  Epstein and Maxwell certainly reprehensible, but they weren't stupid. They
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  weren't dumb people, and they knew exactly what they were
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  doing when it comes to running this operation. And if
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  you think people like that are going to have a
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  client list sitting around for people to find, I don't
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  know what to tell you. In July twenty twenty five,
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  the Justice Department published a memo concluding that there was
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  no client list and that no further disclosure would be
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  appropriate or warranted. Imagine saying that, and not only that,
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  but then Trump went on the warpath, calling everybody that
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  disagreed with them traders, saying anybody talking about Epstein was
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  a trader and just having a generational crash out over
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  the fact that more Epstein information was going to be released.
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  And this is all after he himself used that topic
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  during the campaign to get elected, and then he has
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  the audacity to call anybody else a trader, buddy, take
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  a look in the mirror. She had faced months if
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  heated criticism from members of Congress and both parties over
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  the Justice Department's efforts to comply with the Epstein File
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  Transparency Act. It required the release of the Justice Department's
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  records related to federal investigations into Epstein. And as accomplice,
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  you mean, co conspirator, right general, all around scusbag and
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  bipedal serpent, that's what you mean, right within thirty days
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  a deadline the Department did not meet. Well, it was
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  never their goal to meet it. They were never going
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  to meet it. They were never going to meet the
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  deadline that was set for them. And I think that
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  was pretty obvious from the very beginning. About three million
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  pages the documents were ultimately published, but the total is
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  only about half of the files kept by the Justice Department.
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  It said the remaining were withheld for a variety of reasons,
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  including efforts to protect survivors personal information and to avoid
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  jeopardizing active federal investigations, which is very weird considering nobody's
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  privacy was respected and we were told that there were
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  no more investigations. So what do they mean by jeopardizing
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  active federal investigations. That's something they should explain, and it's
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  something that Congress should be asking about. The President fired
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  Bondi in April. In announcing the move, he called her
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  a great American patriot, despite his behind the scenes frustration
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  with her performance on the job. She was originally scheduled
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  to appear before the Oversight Committee under subpoena on April fourteenth,
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  but the Justice Department canceled her interview because she had
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  been removed from her post as Attorney General. And it's
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  so wild. If they have nothing to hide, nothing to fear,
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  why are they jumping through so many hoops to try
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  to get Pam Bondy not to speak to Congress. What
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  do they have to gain by that? Oh, that's right,
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  silence and the cover up. Moving forward. Bondi's testimony comes
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  just days after revealing to CBS News that she's undergoing
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  treatment for thyroid cancer. She said that She was diagnosed
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  after leaving the Justice Department and recently underwent surgery as
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  part of her treatment. YO. Look, I don't wish cancer
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  on anybody, and that includes Pam Bondy, and I hope
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  that her treatment goes well and I hope that her
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  cancer is sent into remission. I don't have a bone
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  to pick or an axe to grind with any of
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  these people. This isn't about me hating them or disagreeing
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  with their politics. This is about them covering up Jeffrey
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  Epstein's bullshit. But that certainly doesn't mean that I wish
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  anybody gets cancer or that they're sick. That said, it
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  shouldn't be an excuse for Pam Bondy not to talk
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  about Epstein, not to talk about what happened, because cancer
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  or not, she was smack dab in the middle of
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  the cover up. And when you're running the DOJ, you're
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  the ag. The buck stops with you. So who knows
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  what we're going to hear today about Pam Bondy and
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  her visit to Congress. But my guess is we're going
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  to hear two competing storylines, one from the Democrats and
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  one from the Republicans, and Somewhere in the middle of
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  all of that will find the truth. All the information
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  that goes with this episode can be found in the
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  description box.