Crockett EXPOSES Epstein Client List To End Pam Bondi's Career

[0:00] this is what she didn't want to talk about. Texas from Cuba, convicted homicide, arson, [0:07] weapon offense. [0:08] Convicted, so what are we talking about? Convict some of these perpetrators that raped these [0:13] women that are sitting behind you that you refuse to even acknowledge they are here. [0:19] Pam Bondi came to that hearing with photos, literally printed photos of convicted criminals [0:23] to wave at Democrats when things got uncomfortable. [0:27] Jasmine Crockett came with something else. She came with the actual Etstein files. And [0:32] she didn't even bother to ask a question. Watch this clip. [0:35] It's expired. The general aid is recognized. [0:40] Thank you. I seek unanimous consent to introduce into the record the research that Representative [0:45] Kamlager Dove and I referenced concerning the threat of right-wing domestic terrorism, [0:50] which the Department of Justice scrubbed from its website in September. [0:53] Without objection, the general aid from Texas is recognized. [0:56] Thank you so much, Mr. Chairman. And to be clear, I'm not going to ask any questions [0:59] of this. [0:59] I'm going to ask this witness because this witness has revealed that she has no intentions [1:02] of answering questions. [1:04] But instead, I'm going to ask some very basic questions really quickly of my colleague, [1:08] Becca Ballant, if she will answer right or wrong, raping children. [1:11] Wrong. [1:12] Right or wrong, killing random citizens? [1:15] Definitely wrong. [1:16] Right or wrong, enriching yourself as the sitting president of the United States? [1:20] Definitely wrong. [1:21] Okay, thank you, because I probably never would have got that with our witness. [1:24] Our witness, who somehow is a lawyer but does not understand how it works with witnesses. [1:28] I'm not really sure what law school she went to. [1:29] And what all kind of cases she tried. [1:33] But typically, when you come into a space and somebody's a witness, then they sit there [1:37] and they answer questions instead of asking questions. [1:40] And then we also have this objection that we use as lawyers called nonresponsive when [1:45] a witness fails to actually answer the question. [1:47] But nevertheless, let me address the survivors, because that's exactly who they are. [1:52] They are not victims. [1:53] They are survivors. [1:54] Let me say thank you for having more courage and moral clarity in your pinky fingers than [1:58] the entire room. [1:59] We are the entire Department of Justice. [2:01] We are currently the laughing stock of the world, partially because of the failed leadership [2:06] within the DOJ, as we see kings and queens falling everywhere around the world. [2:10] But we don't know the basics of right and wrong in this country, because it's not about [2:15] partisanship. [2:16] And that's why I applaud Thomas Massie, because he's the only person on the Republican side [2:21] that has a backbone and knows how to stand up to corruption. [2:24] But nevertheless, let me keep going. [2:26] My Democratic colleagues have been attacked. [2:29] This entire committee hearing, they have been lied on. [2:33] And frankly, the American people weren't looking for that. [2:35] They were looking for answers about the corruption that they see coming from this administration. [2:40] In the written testimony of this witness, of this particular witness, she stated that [2:46] when she took office, she had two main goals. [2:49] The first was to end the weaponization of justice, and second, to return the department [2:54] to its core mission. [2:55] Not only have you lied about both, you've intentionally done the exact opposite. [3:00] You're spending more taxpayer resources arresting journalists than you are prosecuting [3:04] pedophiles and creeps. [3:06] In fact, your boss, the President of the United States, stated that this administration, quote, [3:11] took the freedom of speech away. [3:13] And at your direction, DOJ has arrested Don Lemon and Georgia Fort. [3:17] And I might add that y'all actually had a judge that rejected y'all for trying to arrest [3:23] Don Lemon before, just like the grand jury rejected y'all, as it relates to Senator Kelly, [3:28] just like a grand jury rejected y'all. [3:30] As it relates to Senator Slotkin, just like the case against Tish James was dismissed [3:35] and the case against Mr. Comey was dismissed, I completely don't get how it is that you're [3:40] sitting at the top of DOJ, because you don't seem to be good at your job. [3:44] You're spending more taxpayer resources arresting these journalists. [3:47] In fact, we know after Georgia Fort and Don Lemon were arrested, we know that there were [3:54] homes of journalists that were raided. [3:57] We know that threatened prosecution against students protesting your actions. [4:01] And forced tech companies to remove apps used to track ISIS activities. [4:07] But let's circle back to you protecting pedophiles and creeps. [4:10] Because I want to talk about the president and his possible involvement with Jeffrey [4:14] Epstein. [4:15] Now, I don't know what the president might have done with Jeffrey Epstein, but unlike [4:18] this administration, I believe that facts matter. [4:21] So let's talk about the facts. [4:22] Fact number one, Donald Trump is one of the most named people in the Epstein files. [4:26] At least 5,000 files contains more than 38,000 references to Trump. [4:31] His wife or Mar-a-Lago. [4:34] Fact number two, Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell made young girls available to Trump [4:39] on multiple occasions. [4:40] For example, according to this file, Ghislaine Maxwell presented a young girl to President [4:46] Trump who spent more than 20 minutes apparently flirting with her. [4:50] Here's another example. [4:51] This shows notes from FBI investigators that describe Jeffrey Epstein transporting a victim [4:56] to Mar-a-Lago to meet with President Trump, where he bragged to Trump that, quote, this [5:01] is a good one. [5:02] Now, I'm not saying that the president is a pedophile, but there is a lot of evidence [5:06] in these files that suggests that he's very close friends with a lot of men who are pedophiles. [5:10] What's crazy about all of this is just that this is a big cover-up, and this administration [5:17] is engaged in it. [5:18] In fact, this administration is complicit. [5:20] But there are numerous others, like how the DOJ is attempting to obstruct justice in the [5:24] investigation of the rogue agents who have murdered American citizens, or how the DOJ [5:29] seized voter data from Fulton County in an attempt to steal the 2026 bill. [5:30] This is a good one. [5:31] Now, I'm not saying that the president is a pedophile, but there is a lot of evidence [5:32] in these files that say how the doj seized voter data from Fulton County in an attempt [5:33] to steal the 2026 bill. [5:34] Also, I'm not saying that the DOJ seized voter data from Fulton County in an attempt to steal [5:35] the 2026 bill. [5:36] But I know that this is a big cover-up, and this administration is really concerned about [5:37] how federal agents have Tom Homan on tape, accepting a bribe, and your agency killed [5:39] the investigation, or how your agency is ready to give the president a $230 million payday [5:45] which is unconstitutional. [5:46] The constitution is clear. [5:48] The president shall not receive any payment except his salary while in office. [5:52] The fact of the matter is that you will be remembered as one of the worst attorney generals [5:56] in history, an attorney general who has prioritized obstruction over justice, corruption over [6:00] the law. [6:02] to the president over loyalty to the constitution and mr chairman i will yield general lady yields [6:07] gentleman from missouri's recognized excuse me gentleman from kansas the attorney general former [6:11] attorney general uh mr schmidt is recognized thank you mr chairman and uh general bondy thanks for [6:17] being here did you have anything you wanted to say before we talk i do thank you congressman thank [6:21] you my friend for many years um i find it interesting that she didn't even want to try [6:26] congresswoman crockett to ask any questions because she certainly did not condemn her leader [6:33] hakeem jeffries for taking money from jeffrey epstein after epstein was convicted and i will be [6:41] briefed to give you your time congressman this is what she didn't want to talk about [6:46] texas from cuba convicted homicide arson weapon offense convicted so what are we talking about [6:54] convict some of these perpetrators [6:57] are here time belongs to the gentleman from kansas mr chairman could i have a few seconds back to [7:07] make up for the yelling thank you general did you have anything further to say texas convicted [7:12] of homicide cecil joseph from dominican republic texas convicted for kidnapping rape khalid khan [7:22] from afghanistan that's why they want to talk about epstein and not what's happening in their [7:30] own [7:30] states thank you general thank you for being here and this has been quite a spectacle to observe [7:38] today i think it's sad i ran for congress because i thought we had serious problems in this country [7:43] we wanted to try to fix together and this performance today not yours general but some [7:48] of my colleagues has not shored up my confidence that we are up to the task you and i served [7:54] together for eight years when you were attorney general of florida and i in kansas you served [7:58] professionally i'm glad to be able to serve with you in these new roles and i'm that is a verdict [8:03] not a question not a debate point a verdict delivered into the congressional record [8:08] in front of cameras with the epstein files on the table and bondi's response was to [8:13] criticize crockett for not asking questions the very questions bondi had spent the entire [8:18] morning refusing to answer the hearing was called oversight of the u.s department of justice [8:24] what it became was a five-hour demonstration of what happens when oversight has no teeth [8:29] bondi appeared as the sole witness she was not under threat of contempt [8:34] she was not compelled to produce a single document she showed up deflected attacked pivoted [8:40] and went home the files are still partially retracted the victims sitting in that room [8:45] still do not have answers and the department that is supposed to investigate the most powerful people [8:50] in the country is currently run by a woman who responded to documented fbi notes about the [8:55] sitting president by holding up a photo of a man from cuba crockett walked out bondi kept reading [9:01] her list and the epstein files 38 000 references 5 years ago when she was registered over a thousand [9:03] thousand references five years after his death still being dripped out in pieces remained [9:08] exactly where they have always been partially visible heavily managed and not going away