Attorney General Pam Bondi just dropped a bombshell that has the Deep State sweating. In a fiery interview with Sean Hannity, Bondi revealed that Kash Patel’s FBI has finally received a truckload of Jeffrey Epstein documents—thousands of pages that had been quietly stashed away by the Southern District of New York (SDNY) for who knows how long.
This revelation comes after last week’s much-hyped “Epstein Files: Phase One” turned out to be a colossal letdown. Conservatives had been promised flight logs, elite names, and real accountability. Instead, what they got was a stack of heavily redacted documents handed over to a handful of MAGA influencers—hardly the transparency Americans were expecting. Bondi now admits she was misled about the extent of what the government was actually sitting on.
“I was assured 120 pages was all there was,” Bondi told Mark Levin on Life, Liberty & Levin. “I kept saying, ‘There has to be more.’ Kash Patel asked the same thing and got the same line. Then a whistleblower tipped me off—SDNY was sitting on thousands of pages.”
Bondi wasted no time. She set a deadline: Friday at 8 a.m. sharp. The result? A truckload of Epstein-related documents was delivered into FBI custody. And this time, it won’t be hidden away.
“Kash is going to get us a detailed report as to why the FBI withheld all of those documents,” Bondi told Hannity. “We believe in transparency, and America has the right to know.”
And just like that, the Deep State’s cover-up operation is falling apart.
The real question is—why was this evidence being concealed in the first place? Who was protecting whom? For years, the establishment—under both the Biden administration and corrupt law enforcement agencies—buried the Epstein scandal as deep as they could. But now, under Trump’s leadership, those floodgates are finally opening.
And the fallout is already beginning. James Dennehy, head of the FBI’s New York office, was forced to resign just days after news broke that his office had been hoarding Epstein evidence. The timing? Too perfect. Sources confirmed to NBC that Dennehy was given two choices: resign or be fired. He chose the former.
Meanwhile, Bondi made it clear that certain redactions—like victim names and grand jury information—will remain protected. But the days of the government blacking out entire pages and hiding behind “national security” excuses are over.
“It’s a new day,” Bondi declared. “And when we redact things, we’re not just going to pull pages out like they used to do. If something’s redacted, you’ll know the line, and you’ll know why it’s redacted.”
It’s about time. Americans deserve the full truth about Epstein’s elite trafficking ring. The Biden administration sat on these documents. The SDNY buried them. But thanks to Trump’s team, Kash Patel, and relentless pressure from conservative leaders, the cover-up is finally collapsing.
