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Pam Bondi Epstein Questions Lawmakers: Live Updates

Bondi asked why picture of Andrew in Epstein files hasn't led to prosecutionpublished at 17:30 GMT17:30 GMT Image source, Getty ImagesThe subject of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is now brought up by California Democrat Ted Lieu.A picture is displayed of…

Pam Bondi Epstein Questions Lawmakers: Live Updates

Bondi asked why picture of Andrew in Epstein files hasn’t led to prosecutionpublished at 17:30 GMT

Image source, Getty Images

The subject of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is now brought up by California Democrat Ted Lieu.

A picture is displayed of the former prince that was released in the Epstein files, which shows Mountbatten-Windsor on all fours over a female.

Lieu asks why these photos have not been used to prosecute Mountbatten-Windsor.

NB: No context has been supplied for the photos, and it is unclear when and where they were taken. The picture does not indicate any criminality and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has consistently denied any wrongdoing.

Bondi asks why Lieu did not ask the questions about prosecutions to former Attorney General Merrick Garland.

“I agree with you,” says Lieu, who says Garland “dropped the ball”.

Lieu then plays a video of Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump at what appears to be a party – he asks Bondi if there were any underage girls at this, or any party Trump attended with Epstein.

Bondi says this is “ridiculous”, adding that there is “no evidence” for that.

Lieu accuses Bondi of lying under oath, to which Bondi angrily fires back: “Don’t you ever accuse me of a crime.”

He says there are more than 1,000 victims in this case and Bondi has not held a single man accountable. “Shame on you,” he says.

date:2026-02-11 18:26:00

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