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3:53Now PlayingPam Bondi faces intense questioning from New York Congressman Dan Goldman during her confirmation hearing regarding the Department of Justice's handling of the Epstein files. The exchange reveals that multiple victims and survivors who are present at the hearing have reached out to provide testimony and evidence but were denied or ignored by the Department of Justice. Goldman challenges Bondi's claims that any victim wanting to speak with the department has done so, directly contradicting statements made by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch.
The Attorney General nominee demonstrates reluctance to discuss pursuing individuals listed in the Epstein files while the hearing shifts focus to undocumented immigrants and criminal cases. North Carolina Congressman redirects the conversation to immigration enforcement, presenting photographs of individuals convicted of crimes including assault, homicide, arson, and rape. Bondi responds to Goldman's questioning by stating she is no longer a prosecutor when asked about her knowledge of specific cases.
The testimony highlights tensions between priorities at the Department of Justice, with Goldman accusing Bondi of protecting pedophiles while victims remain unheard. All survivors present confirm they have attempted to provide evidence but received no response from DOJ officials. The confirmation hearing exposes significant concerns about transparency, victim advocacy, and the direction of federal law enforcement under potential new leadership at the Department of Justice.
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