FBI Reviews Epstein Files Amid Destruction Claims, 200 Predators Arrested in Operation Restore Justice

Representative James Comer has raised concerns that the files related to Jeffrey Epstein may have been destroyed or stolen, suggesting that Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel might not possess them. Comer expressed these worries during discussions with journalist Benny Johnson, indicating that despite orders from the president and the attorney general to release the files, they have not been made public. General Flynn believes the files might be held by a government agency.

In response, Attorney General Pam Bondi has stated that the FBI is currently reviewing the Epstein files, which include tens of thousands of videos involving Epstein with children or child pornography. Bondi emphasized the large volume of material, noting that there are hundreds of victims associated with these files. She assured that the FBI is diligently working through the evidence, and no individual victim's identity will be released due to the sheer volume of the material. Bondi mentioned that the files are on her desk.

Additionally, as part of Operation Restore Justice, the FBI and DOJ have arrested over 200 alleged child sex predators and rescued 115 children across the US.