The House Oversight Committee has issued a 30-day deadline for U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to appear for a formal deposition as part of its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. The committee has also requested a deposition from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick within the next ten days, according to a source close to the committee.
Committee Seeks Testimony from Key Officials in Epstein Inquiry
The committee’s demands represent a critical step in advancing its probe into Jeffrey Epstein’s activities and related matters. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, a prominent legal figure, has been formally asked to provide sworn testimony. The 30-day timeframe underscores the committee’s urgency in obtaining information from Bondi.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is also being called for a deposition on a tighter schedule, within ten days. This expedited request signals that his potential testimony is considered highly relevant to the ongoing investigation.
Next Steps and Committee Oversight
The House Oversight Committee is exercising its authority to compel depositions from government officials connected to the Epstein case. The committee’s chairman, James Comer, has been actively engaging with witnesses, including Epstein’s longtime accountant, to gather evidence.
No public statements have been released by Bondi or Lutnick regarding the deposition demands. The committee’s actions highlight continuing congressional scrutiny surrounding Epstein and individuals potentially linked to his network.
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