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AG Pam Bondi questioned over Epstein files, Dan Bongino
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24:53Now PlayingUnited States Attorney General Pam Bondi refused to answer questions about the Epstein files during a news conference on combatting drug cartels and drug trafficking.
The U.S. Attorney General declined to take questions about Jeffrey Epstein, or her relationship with the deputy FBI director Dan Bongino during a DOJ press conference on drug cartels.
"Do you believe that he should stay in this role?" A reporter asked Bondi.
"I'm not going to discuss personnel matters," Bondi said." I think we all are committed to working together now to make America safe again. And that's what we're doing."
"And how would you respond to the MAGA base, that has expressed a lot of frustration with this," the reporter replied.
"We're going to fight to keep America safe again, and we're fighting together as a team. That's what that's what's so important right now," Bondi added. "You know, we we've got a war on drugs. We've got a war on human trafficking. We've got cartels in this country. And we are going to do we've got foreign adversaries around this world as well. And we're all going to work together as a team to fight to keep America safe again. And I can tell you, that's what we're all committed to."
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