Attorney General Pam Bondi made an explosive revelation on Wednesday when she told Jesse Waters about “Jesse Watters Primetime” that some information about Jeffrey Epstein would be released on Thursday by the Department of Justice (Doj).
She said Watters that there are more than 250 alleged victims, and her office must ensure that all their identities are protected.
“What you are going to see, hopefully tomorrow, many flight logs, many names, a lot of information,” Bondi said when he was asked about the kind of information released on Thursday. “But it’s pretty sick what that man did, together with his fellow suspect.”
Bondi’s Revelation comes after Republican legislators the Ministry of Justice (Doj) For the release of classified documents and records with regard to Jeffrey Epstein and the murder of President John F. Kennedy, including federal secrets, received a response, although it fell a bit flat.
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Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein smile in this undated photo. Attorney General Pam Bondi said that the Doj Tomorrow will release information about Epstein. (US Department of Justice/Mega)
President Donald Trump Last month put an executive order signed to agencies to make plans to release and distribute top -secret documents, including those with regard to the murders of senator Robert F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-fla., Leads the Task Force of the Huis Oversight Committee on the declassification of federal secrets, and after sending letters to the Doj on February 11 and February 19, said she finally heard back.
“My office has just received a formal response from the Doj to the Jeffrey Epstein, JFK, MLK, & RFK files,” Luna wrote in a message on X, with a copy of the letter.
In the letter, the Doj Luna thanked for the two letters, in which it asked for briefings and all documents in the possession of the Department with regard to the classified investigations.
The Doj also recognized Luna’s request for written confirmation of the date and location of the release of those records.
“The integrity of criminal investigations and prosecution is essential for every part of the ministry’s mission to maintain the rule of law, to keep our nation safe and to protect civil rights,” wrote chief adviser -general Patrick D. Davis.
“The Department continues to work to comply with its legal registration obligations when pursuing that mission. We discuss your requests and look forward to going further to meet your supervision and legal needs.
“We hope this information is useful,” Davis added. “Do not hesitate to contact this office if we can offer extra help with regard to this or other issue.”
Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., Printed on the Ministry of Justice for the declassification of files associated with Jeffrey Epstein, JFK, RFK and MLK and received a response on Wednesday. (Getty Images)
The answer came two days after Luna said she had had to deal with silence from the Doj.
“On 11 February and 19 February, House Oversight sent a letter to the Doj asking for status when releasing the Epstein files and JFK etc.,” Luna said in a message on X Monday. “The DOJ did not respond. Reach X because we cannot get a response from the AG. @Agpambondi What is the status of the documents? These documents have ordered the assignment to be declared.”
Luna also sent a letter to director of National Intelligence Tulsi gabbardAttorney General Pam Bondi, national security adviser Michael Waltz and adviser David Warrington of the White House who applies for a briefing on Thursday about plans for the release of the documents.
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Tulsi Gabbard is sworn in as director of National Intelligence (Andrew Harnik/Getty images)
The executive order of Trump dedicated the Ministry of Justice to coordinate with Gabbard, Waltz and Warrington to draw up a plan for the release of the JFK files on 7 February and to make a plan for the release of the MLK and Robert F. Kennedy files by March 9.
In addition, Luna forces the Ministry of Justice to share details about Jeffrey Epstein’s client list. The American financier died in 2019 awaiting the process due to sex trade.
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Bondi said earlier that Epstein’s customer list was waiting for the assessment and that she looked out for the Kennedy and King files.
Diana Stancy and Haley Chi-Sing from FOX News Digital contributed to this report.
