Video - US Attorney Pam Bondi testified before the Congressional Judiciary Committee regarding the Epstein files released by the Department of Justice. The session, which was attended by a number of victims of Epstein's crimes, witnessed sharp verbal altercations between the Public Prosecutor and a number of Democratic lawmakers. An American judge on Wednesday considered a petition submitted by a number of Jeffrey Epstein's victims, requesting that their names be removed from the published files to protect their privacy, according to what the New York Times reported. The newspaper added that Attorney General Pam Bondi indicated in a letter to the court on Monday that the Justice Department worked throughout the weekend to “remove thousands of documents and media materials that may have inadvertently included information revealing the identities of the victims.” Meanwhile, a letter from the lawyers representing the victims said that the lives of about 100 victims were “severely affected” by these posts.

Published on: 02/13/2026 - 10:42

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