During a recent House Oversight Committee hearing, former U.S.Attorney General Pam Bondi addressed concerns regarding the handling of Epstein-related documents.

Bondi claimed that the Department of Justice maintained unprecedented transparency and complied with all requirements under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

However, she stated that she delegated much of the document review process to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, effectively shifting responsibility to him.

Observers, including MS NOW correspondent Ken Dilanian, noted that Bondi's testimony appeared to place blame on Blanche, who managed significant departmental duties during her tenure.

Critics questioned why Blanche, who played a key role in overseeing the documents, was not called to testify instead, suggesting Bondi primarily served as a figurehead while Blanche handled substantial operational responsibilities.

The hearing highlighted ongoing scrutiny over the department's management of sensitive information and the accountability of senior officials in high-profile cases.