Kyle Rittenhouse slams Pam Bondi amid spat over Epstein documents hearings over ‘spying’ on House members; ‘Dillon for AG’

Bundy faces questions about Donald Trump The Trump administration’s handling of the Epstein documents and attempts to sidestep them, at one point praising stock market performance. Rittenhouse’s comments, however, come as a more serious row brews as the Justice Department is accused of spying on members of Congress who had been questioning Bundy about the Epstein dossier.

Congresswoman Pramila Jaypal posted a scathing message on X after news of alleged surveillance by the Bondi Justice Department came to light. “It is completely inappropriate and a violation of the separation of powers for the Department of Justice to spy on us as we search for Epstein’s files. Bundy showed up today with a burnt book containing a printout of my search history for the emails I searched. This is outrageous, and I intend to pursue this and stop this surveillance of members,” she wrote.

The distaste for Bundy resonated elsewhere, joined by Jan. 6 activist Trisha Hope.

“As I write this, the Department of Justice is enforcing the Epstein Transparency Act. They were granted leniency due to the sheer volume of information, but it is clear after today’s hearing that Attorney General Pam Bondi knowingly withheld this information and she needs to face immediate legal consequences,” she wrote on X.

Hope published a series of posts criticizing Bundy’s handling of the incident. In another post, she wrote “Attorney General Pam Bondi, your actions are a disgrace to yourself, your office, and the American people. You need to quit the Department of Justice. You are not equipped to do so. Look these victims in the eyes and demand accountability!”

The Trump administration’s handling of the Epstein file has also become a hot topic in MAGA circles. Longtime Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene abandoned their partnership on the issue, and now Rittenhouse and Hope’s posts show the depth of the problem.