Breaking: Pam Bondi Dealt Bad Epstein News - Brian Tyler Cohen

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Here are the most important points from the interview with Congressman Robert Garcia:

- Pam Bondi subpoenaed: The House Oversight Committee issued a subpoena for Attorney General Pam Bondi to testify about the Epstein files, made possible by a bipartisan coalition including Rep. Nancy Mace and a few other Republicans joining all Democrats.

- Key questions for Bondi: Democrats want answers about why the Epstein investigation was called a "hoax," why files are being withheld or over-redacted, missing documents, and alleged spying on members of Congress.

- Trump called to testify: Garcia argues that since James Comer set a precedent by subpoenaing the Clintons, Donald Trump should also be compelled to testify, given his alleged connections to Epstein.

- Other officials implicated: Garcia flagged that other Trump administration officials — including Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick — are named in the Epstein files and could face future subpoenas.

- Bipartisan public pressure: Garcia described the Epstein accountability issue as the most bipartisan issue in the country, polling around 70% support among Republicans, making it politically difficult for Trump.

- Future investigations: Garcia vowed that if Democrats regain the majority, they will "supercharge" the Epstein investigation and issue far more subpoenas.