US EditionTrump, allies reach out to Boebert, Mace ahead of Epstein discharge petition deadline
Trump administration officials met with GOP members to halt a discharge petition that would release Justice Department files on Epstein, with four Republicans joining Democrats to back the effort.
- Representative Lauren Boebert met with Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel to discuss her support for a discharge petition aimed at releasing files on Jeffrey Epstein, despite pressure to withdraw her name from it.
- Boebert, along with Congresspersons Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie, and Nancy Mace, is one of only four Republicans supporting the discharge petition, which has also garnered support from all House Democrats, advancing to 218 signatures.
- Boebert stated she felt "no pressure" to withdraw her support and confirmed her commitment to transparency after the meeting regarding the Epstein files.
- The House initiative led by Massie is expected to secure the necessary 218 signatures for a vote, pushing for the release of Epstein-related documents, according to reports.
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Trump signs Epstein bill after overwhelming passage
Attorney General Pam Bondi raised major doubts Wednesday about how much of the Jeffrey Epstein files she will release to the public even after a bill requiring full transparency won lightning-quick, near-unanimous passage in both houses of the usually deeply divided Congress. Before President Trump had even signed the bill as promised, Bondi dodged reporters’ questions about whether she might use a new investigation by Manhattan federal prosecut…
Epstein bill heads to Trump’s desk for signature after overwhelming passage
Attorney General Pam Bondi raised major doubts Wednesday about how much of the Jeffrey Epstein files she will release to the public even after a bill requiring full transparency won lightning-quick, near-unanimous passage in both houses of the usually deeply divided Congress. Before President Trump had even signed the bill as promised, Bondi dodged reporters’ questions about whether she might use a new investigation by Manhattan federal prosecut…
Trump signs Epstein bill after overwhelming passage
Attorney General Pam Bondi raised major doubts Wednesday about how much of the Jeffrey Epstein files she will release to the public even after a bill requiring full transparency won lightning-quick, near-unanimous passage in both houses of the usually deeply divided Congress. Before President Trump had even signed the bill as promised, Bondi dodged reporters’ questions about whether she might use a new investigation by Manhattan federal prosecut…
Epstein bill heads to Trump’s desk for signature after overwhelming passage
Attorney General Pam Bondi raised major doubts Wednesday about how much of the Jeffrey Epstein files she will release to the public even after a bill requiring full transparency won lightning-quick, near-unanimous passage in both houses of the usually deeply divided Congress. Before President Trump had even signed the bill as promised, Bondi dodged reporters’ questions about whether she might use a new investigation by Manhattan federal prosecut…
Trump signs Epstein bill after overwhelming passage
Attorney General Pam Bondi raised major doubts Wednesday about how much of the Jeffrey Epstein files she will release to the public even after a bill requiring full transparency won lightning-quick, near-unanimous passage in both houses of the usually deeply divided Congress. Before President Trump had even signed the bill as promised, Bondi dodged reporters’ questions about whether she might use a new investigation by Manhattan federal prosecut…
Trump signs Epstein bill after overwhelming passage
Attorney General Pam Bondi raised major doubts Wednesday about how much of the Jeffrey Epstein files she will release to the public even after a bill requiring full transparency won lightning-quick, near-unanimous passage in both houses of the usually deeply divided Congress. Before President Trump had even signed the bill as promised, Bondi dodged reporters’ questions about whether she might use a new investigation by Manhattan federal prosecut…
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