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One of the biggest unanswered stories in America is back in the spotlight. Former Attorney

General Pam Bondi is now admitting the Justice Department made mistakes handling the Jeffrey

Epstein files, including releasing sensitive information that should have stayed private.

Now, lawmakers are trying to figure out what was released, what is still being hidden,

and who inside the Justice Department signed off on it all.

Now, Bondi sat down behind closed doors on Friday with the Oversight House Committee for

her first congressional interview since being fired by President

Trump earlier this year. When Bondi was Attorney General, she publicly promised the Justice

Department would release information connected to Jeffrey Epstein. Eventually, millions of pages

were turned over, but millions more were withheld, and many documents released to the public had

heavy blackouts. At one point, some victim's names, and many documents released to the public had heavy blackouts.

At one point, some victims' names, they were even released, and explicit images were accidentally

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