Pam Bondi THROWS Todd Blanche Under The Bus In Full Epstein Panic

Added: 2026-06-02

[00:00:00]Pam Bonnie testified before the House Oversight Committee and Republicans did everything they could possibly do to protect her. But meanwhile, she wasn't in a protecting mood. Oh, she's protecting like Epstein and his accompllices and everything, but there is one person that she was perfectly willing to throw to the wolves. We'll get to that in just a second. But in terms of protecting her, bear in mind this is a closed door interview. So again, Comr has been posturing that like we're going to get to the bottom of this thing behind closed doors. You don't get to see the bottom. You don't get to see the top. you don't get to see nothing.

[00:00:30]But when they did their interview, evidently she took every possible opportunity to throw Todd Blanch under the bus. And honestly, I love that for her. Anyway, she told committee members that Mr. Blanch was managing the entire investigation, evidently, which we had never been told that before.

[00:00:46]Representative Robert Garcia of California, the ranking Democrat, said uh so she added in the hearing that Mr. Blanch was responsible for determining which documents would be released.

[00:00:55]That's according to another person present for the testimony describing how she also repeatedly punted a Cash Mattel, the director of the FBI. And there is nothing I love more than watching this crab bucket of like plagueinfested rats just chewing each other to pieces. So Pam Bondi, I will remind you, was the attorney general for like a year. She was quite literally in charge of this investigation. She had postured as if she was going to take it seriously. I've got the list on my desk.

[00:01:27]And now we find out months after she's been fired. No, actually it was my little lackey Todd Blanch. I gave him all the responsibility. Which, by the way, that does not that doesn't alleviate your responsibility. You evidently chose someone who chose to cover it up. But this is the defense that she's going with. And it evidently also isn't based on much. So DOJ staffers said uh this is current former justice department officials. They said uh they disputed her characterization.

[00:01:56]She was not only informed of every key development in the Epstein case but signed off on every major decision including by issuing a memo in July 2025 that formally ended the government's review of the files. You'll probably that was the famous thing her coming out and saying we're good. That's it. We're not doing anything more. That was not Todd Blanch. I mean, look, Todd Blanch evidently didn't have a problem with it, and he has continued that approach to this day, but she did it then. She deserves the culpability for that. And I look, I don't know if this is her covering her ass legally or if this is maybe, you know, it's like festering inside of her heart, that feeling when she refused in that hearing to even turn around and see the Epstein survivors. I don't know. But she's lying. That much I do know. Now, she has claimed that she didn't have any role in the drafting or release of the memo. Again, she was in charge of the DOJ, but what's interesting is that this is not what she was stressing or revealing back in October when she last testified. Take a look.

[00:02:55]>> In February, you made a public claim that the Epstein client list was quote sitting on my desk right now for review.

[00:03:01]End of quote. You then produced already public information and no client list at a major media event hosted at the White House. Attorney General Bondi, why did you publicly claim to have the Epstein CL client list waiting for your review and then produce nothing relevant to that claim?

[00:03:17]>> Senator Der Senator Duran, if you listen to my entire clip on that, I said I had not reviewed it yet, that it was sitting on my desk along with the JFK files, the Martin Luther King files, and I said I had not yet reviewed it. And if you see our memo on Epstein, you will see, excuse me, our memo on Epstein clearly points out that there was no client list. Our July 6th memo.

[00:03:46]Yeah. Then why did you say again? Why are we why are we talking to her? Like I get it. I want her to be dragged in front of the back in October. I wanted to do it now. I want it to be public. I want her to look ridiculous and and angry. I want her to stew. I want her to be investigated and brought up on charges and all this. But we also know that we cannot trust a single word that she has ever said. We stress that Todd Blanch was Donald Trump's personal lawyer and is now the acting AG. But never forget that's what she was too.

[00:04:11]That's what all of them are. They were never ever going to get any justice.

[00:04:15]They're just constantly pointing at each other. They're all guilty. They're all right. By the way, she's right that Todd Blanch is responsible for this. And when Todd Blanch finally throws her back under the bus, he'll be right, too. All of them should rot in jail and eternally in hell for what they did. And sure, Cash Patel too, remember him and Bino, man, that's a name I haven't thought of in some time. All of them are responsible for this. All of them were party to this cover up. There is more than enough blame to go around because of the sheer scale of the I don't know abdication of their responsibility, any sort of obligation to pursue justice that we have seen over the past year.

[00:04:54]Now, finally, asked by lawmakers about key details of the Epstein case, Bondi expressed ignorance and flatly declined to answer any questions involving Mr. Trump because again, it's loyalty to Trump that drives this not loyalty to justice, the rule of law, the Constitution, the survivors, anything like that. And okay, so how did Gileain Maxwell manage to secure a transfer to a more comfortable federal prison last year? After sitting for an interview with Mr. Blanch, Miss Bonnie said she had no idea about it until she read about it in the news. again. She was in charge. So, okay, you read about in the news. Did you call him? Did you have any questions about that? If it wasn't your idea and you didn't sign off on it, I imagine you had some pretty significant moral whiplash when you read that. But if you did anything about it, we're certainly not seeing that because she remains in those cushy uh environs to this day. Anyway, JR, I'd love your thoughts. Isn't it weird how in the United States of America, a country where we say we're the best ever and we got the best judicial system, we got the best uh law enforcement, we've got the best everything, the best people, the best people running the country, especially they say that now. Um, how is it that do you think it's a flex or somehow an excuse to then say I was the head of uh the Department of Justice.

[00:06:10]I'm the attorney general of the United States and I don't know anything that's going on. I didn't know what was going on under my nose. I didn't know that whole investigation where I was waving binders around what was actually happening. I didn't know what was going on when I was answering questions in front of Congress. I have no idea what was going on on a day-to-day basis. I didn't know what I was doing when I blamed it on Cash Patel and the FBI and we had that fight back and forth. I'm glad you brought that up. Everyone forgets the degree to which this coverup has happened so blatantly and indirectly in front of our faces. And after all that, she thinks that she's going to get away with an answer. I I don't know.

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[00:07:38]Taxes and fees apply.

[00:07:43]Why is it you were getting paid whatever exorbitant amount you were getting paid to then not know anything that's happening? And since Todd Blanch was the brain behind this whole thing, how about you then say, "I would like to support bringing Todd Blanchard because I was clueless and he's the one who did everything." Don't hold your breath for Todd Blanch to be the one uh that'll show up and do this though. So this whole back and forth is a waste of time for us to then stop talking about it before the next disgusting thing happens under this administration and we maybe forget about it. But the good news is um many of these folks aren't forgetting about it. The behindthe-scene closed door interview, not even real um uh under oath deposition that she was supposed to answer her subpoena for uh is just going to get spun around for a while and we're supposed to forget about it.

[00:08:27]>> Yeah.

[00:08:28]>> This isn't going to work out.