Pam Bondi to testify in House Oversight Committee's Epstein investigation on May 29

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi will testify next month before the House Oversight Committee about her role in handling the release of the Epstein files, Republicans on the committee said Wednesday."We have secured Bondi’s appearance for May 29," an X account for the Republican members of the Oversight committee wrote following weeks of demands from Democrats on the committee that Bondi should testify despite the fact that she is no longer serving as attorney general

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi will testify next month before the House Oversight Committee about her role in handling the release of the Epstein files, Republicans on the committee said Wednesday.

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"We have secured Bondi’s appearance for May 29," an X account for the Republican members of the Oversight committee wrote following weeks of demands from Democrats on the committee that Bondi should testify despite the fact that she is no longer serving as attorney general.

Oversight committee Democrats earlier on Wednesday wrote on X that they had filed contempt charges against Bondi for, "illegally [defying] our committee, skipp[ing] her deposition, and refus[ing] to cooperate."