US Justice Department handling of Epstein file release sparks backlash
Summary
The US Department of Justice faced bipartisan criticism over its slow and heavily redacted release of Jeffrey Epstein documents, prompting lawmakers to threaten contempt charges against Attorney General Pam Bondi.
Key Points
- Bipartisan anger grows over DOJ's slow release of Jeffrey Epstein documents.
- Lawmakers threaten contempt charges against Attorney General Pam Bondi if documents are not fully released.
- Former President Bill Clinton calls for immediate release of any Epstein-related materials involving him.
- Justice Department claims no redactions protect famous or politically sensitive individuals, but critics highlight extreme redactions and withheld information.
