Congress Issues Subpoena After DOJ’s ‘Selective Amnesia’ About Epstein Files

KEY POINTS

•On February 26, 2026, the House Oversight Committee subpoenaed AG Pam Bondi over incomplete Epstein file releases.
•Rep. Nancy Mace and a bipartisan coalition criticized the DOJ for withholding videos, audio, and millions of pages.
•Despite the Epstein Files Transparency Act, lawmakers with full access say some documents were removed after initial release.

On February 26, 2026, the bipartisan House Oversight Committee voted 24-19 to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi. Why? Because Bondi insists the DOJ released all Epstein files, but Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) says the DOJ’s so-called dump is missing audio, videos, and logs. Congressional members with secret unredacted access claim DOJ even pulled some files back — classic déjà vu. The Epstein Files Transparency Act required a full release, yet the DOJ is withholding millions of pages. Meanwhile, GOP legends like Lauren Boebert and Michael Cloud joined Democrats channeling the collective 'Wait, what files?' vibe.

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Mockingbird News

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When DOJ says 'all files released' but can't find the videos or logs, it's like Netflix telling you every episode's out while hiding the finale under a rock.

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Subpoenaing Pam Bondi over missing Epstein docs is congressional ‘finders keepers’ on steroids.

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DOJ's Epstein file release strategy: give you 3 million docs, hide the juicy parts, then act shocked you want more.

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