Pam Bondi subpoena: When will House Oversight Committee hold hearing on Epstein documents? detail

motion for subpoena Pam Bundy The bill was introduced by Republican House Rep. Nancy Mace and passed by a vote of 24 to 19. Five Republicans, including Mace, joined Democrats in voting for the bill.

“AG Bondi claims the Justice Department has released all of Epstein’s documents. The record is clear: they have not,” Nancy Mace wrote on the X after the subpoena passed. The U.S. Department of Justice has released more than 3 million pages of Epstein documents, but more than 2 million pages remain classified. The U.S. Justice Department said it would not release the documents.

Additionally, thousands of pages of published documents have been withdrawn due to redaction issues and have never been restored. According to CBS, 47,000 files (approximately 65,500 pages) have not yet been recovered.

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Oversight Committee Chairman James Cuomo said members of the House Oversight Committee informed Bondi’s chief of staff about the possibility of issuing a subpoena. According to NBC Palm Springs, Bondi had offered to brief lawmakers on the committee rather than hold a hearing, but the offer was rejected.

“Three million documents have been released, and we still don’t have the whole truth,” Mace wrote. “Video is lost. Audio is lost. Logs are lost. Millions more documents. We want to know why the Department of Justice is more focused on protecting the powerful than delivering justice.”