WATCH: AG Pam Bondi Demands FBI Official Fired for Withholding Epstein Docs

Attorney General Pam Bondi appeared on Mark Levin’s Fox News show tonight to address the handling of crucial documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. During the interview, Bondi criticized the FBI for allegedly withholding thousands of pages of evidence and vowed to hold those responsible accountable.

"I will find out who withheld these documents, and they will be fired," Bondi declared, emphasizing her commitment to full transparency and accountability within the justice system.

Bondi explained that despite repeated requests, only a small portion of the requested files—reportedly around 200 pages—had been provided, leaving many critical details undisclosed. According to sources, the FBI’s New York office might be in possession of thousands more pages of documents that have not been released to the public.

The Attorney General stressed that the incomplete disclosure not only undermines the investigation into Epstein’s criminal activities but also hampers efforts to secure justice for the victims. Bondi’s remarks underscore a broader demand from both lawmakers and the public for an unredacted, comprehensive release of all relevant documents.

Watch the full segment below for more details on AG Pam Bondi’s explosive statements and her determination to root out any obstruction in the Epstein investigation.