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Jamie Raskin: if the subpoena names Pam Bondi, she has to show up and testify about the Epstein files

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Now playing on All Clips Jamie Raskin: if the subpoena names Pam Bondi, she has to show up and testify about the Epstein files Jamie Raskin240 plays Watch on Instagram · Transcript & source

In an interview with Brian Tyler Cohen, Jamie Raskin says a subpoena naming Pam Bondi, not just "the attorney general," means she must appear, and that DOJ isn't even offering acting Attorney General Todd Blanche in her place. He accuses the Justice Department of a "full blown cover-up," saying it has turned over only about half of the files the Epstein Files Transparency Act requires.

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Who
Jamie Raskin
Where
interview - Brian Tyler Cohen
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Brian Tyler Cohen · watch the full video from this moment
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61 seconds, unedited within the cut
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240 on Instagram
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I mean, that's just a question of fact, Brian. Does the subpoena subpoena the attorney general of the United States, whoever that might be, or does it subpoena and name Pam Bondi? If it names Pam Bondi, she's got to go. It's just very simple. If it said the to the attorney John of the United States, that would fall presumably then to the acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. But that's not what it says. And are they offering Todd Blanche instead? I mean, there would be a little more credibility to that fallacious position if they were offering to send him. But we know that they are in full blown cover -up mode. They've been doing everything in their power to try to prevent enforcement of the Epstein File Transparency Act. That requires them to turn over all of the files and they've only turned over half of them and of the half that they've turned over there are tens of thousands of

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