From New York, this is Democracy Now.

The reality is Pam Bondi has obfuscated for months.

She first said there were no more documents to be seen.

Now she's admitting and releasing hundreds of thousands of documents,

but it is an incomplete release with too many redactions.

Thomas Massey and are exploring all options.

It can be the impeachment of people at justice, inherit contempt, or referring for prosecution those who are obstructing justice.

Outrage is growing after the Justice Department heavily redacted and withheld many documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

in possible violation of a new law signed by President Trump last month.

We'll speak to Democratic California Congress member Rokana, who co-authored the Epstein-Files Transparency Act.

We'll also talk to him about Trump's threat to topple the Venezuelan government and more.

Then to the occupied West Bank.

And you cannot lose sight of the rapidly deteriorating situation in the West Bank.

Palestinians there face escalating Israeli settler violence, land seizures, demolitions,

and intensified movement restrictions.

Despite warnings from the United Nations, Israel's approved 19 new settlements in the occupied

West Bank.

We'll go to Ramallah to speak with Buda Hassan of Amnesty International.

Then we talked to the acclaimed climate scientist Michael Mann about the Trump administration's

decision to dismantle N-KAR.

That's the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado.

All that and more coming up.

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