Bondi Reviews Epstein Client List As Trump Pushes For Transparency

Attorney General Pam Bondi is conducting a review of documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal operations, following a directive from President Donald Trump. The records, which have been withheld from the public for years, may soon be released.

Bondi confirmed that the documents are now in her possession and that her office is actively working through them. The review is part of a broader initiative to declassify sensitive records, including those tied to major political investigations.

Epstein, who was charged with trafficking minors before his death in 2019, maintained ties with influential figures across multiple industries. While some case records have been unsealed the full client list and other sensitive details have remained undisclosed.

Lawmakers are closely monitoring the review, with a congressional panel requesting further updates from Bondi. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) has publicly backed efforts to make the names public, calling for immediate action.

Trump’s executive order has set in motion a review of classified files beyond Epstein’s case. Documents tied to JFK and MLK investigations are also undergoing examination as part of the administration’s push for greater transparency.

The FBI has released several reports related to Epstein, but the most anticipated details — the list of names connected to him — have yet to be revealed.