Massie Tells Story of Pam Bondi Inviting House GOP Members for Dinner and He First Suspected of Epstein ‘Cover Up’

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And so sure enough, seated at the table, I was only — I think it may have been Todd Blanche between me and Pam Bondi. The most senior members of the of the Judiciary Committee were seated kind of across the table from them, but somehow I ended up on this very long table very near Pam Bondi and Todd Blanche, and I chatted with them too before we sat down. There were some other people that were — who were there that I don’t want disparage by mentioning them, but — 'cause they didn’t have anything to do with the Epstein files. Any case, I asked the question, I asked Pam Bondi when could we expect to see the next tranche of these files, and she told me that all that was left was child porn and it was really disgusting and nobody wanted to see that kind of stuff. And, you know, if I were you, if I were a reporter, there would have been a follow-up question, but this was a cordial dinner and I just like — at that point, I realized she has no intention of ever releasing any more files. And so I had to go back and tell my girlfriend the next day. 'Guess what? She said there’s nothing left.' After having said there was, you know, tons of the stuff on her desk that she had found. So that was the — that was the seed that eventually germinated later that summer, that became the Epstein Files Transparency Act."