Representative Thomas Massie stated that a future Department of Justice (DOJ) could potentially prosecute Pam Bondi and others under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. He emphasized that this act does not expire like a congressional subpoena, which is valid only for the duration of each Congress.
This statement comes amid ongoing discussions regarding the implications of the Epstein Files Transparency Act and its enforcement. Massie"s comments suggest that the act may provide a pathway for legal action that extends beyond the current congressional session.
For further context, recent developments have highlighted the DOJ"s actions regarding the Epstein files, including instances where the department has redacted names for security reasons. This has raised questions about transparency and accountability related to the Epstein case, as reported in earlier coverage.
As the situation evolves, the potential for legal ramifications under the Epstein Files Transparency Act remains a topic of interest among lawmakers and the public alike.
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