Trump GETS BUSTED on Capitol Hill SPYING on EPSTEIN DOCS!!
From MeidasTouch
The Department of Justice under Donald Trump has been accused of illegally monitoring lawmakers' search activities while they accessed unredacted Epstein documents, raising serious concerns about transparency and privacy violations. The situation came to light during a House Judiciary Committee testimony when former aide Pam Bondi was photographed with a "burn book" containing opposition research and specific search histories of lawmakers, indicating a coordinated effort to spy on elected off...
Key Takeaways
- The DOJ's surveillance on lawmakers turns the Epstein probe into a political circus—unmasking a chilling Orwellian scenario.
- Pam Bondi's 'burn book' proves that transparency is the first casualty in political warfare. Irony much?
- Monitoring Congress’s search history? It’s one thing to track criminals, but lawmakers? We call that a political ‘deep state’ drip.
- Congressional access to unredacted files was meant to empower; instead, it became a surveillance playground for the DOJ.
- AOC calls Bondi's performance 'thrashing'—but wouldn't you panic if you were caught in a cover-up over a pedophile ring?
Mentioned in This Episode
- Attorney General Pam Bondi (person)
- Department of Justice (company)
- Donald Trump (person)
- Epstein Transparency Act (concept)
- Congresswoman Gyipal (person)
- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) (person)
- Midas Touch Network (company)
- Congressman Ted Louu (person)
- Nancy Mace (person)
- Jamie Rascin (person)
- Congresswoman Teresa Leger Fernandez (person)