Democrats Ask Pam Bondi If Trump Is Under Active Investigation Related To Epstein
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The Justice Department says it is considering whether to release FBI files possibly related to an accusation against the president.
WASHINGTON – Democrats are pressing Attorney General Pam Bondi for the reason the Justice Department has withheld documents potentially related to an FBI investigation into an accusation of sexual misconduct by President Donald Trump decades ago.
In response to public pressure, the Justice Department said Wednesday it’s “currently reviewing” whether to add the material to its public database of documents from its investigation of sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
The department previously insisted this week that the only material it withheld was either duplicative, contained material subject to attorney-client privilege, or was part of an ongoing federal investigation.
Rep. Robert Garcia (D-Calif.), the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, said the missing FBI forms, recounting agent interviews with a woman who said Trump sexually abused her as a minor, shouldn’t be privileged and certainly weren’t duplicates.
“The only option that they have left is that President Trump is under a federal investigation,” Garcia told HuffPost on Tuesday.
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