Trump supports Bondi’s launch files of “credibility” Epstein, amid a violent reaction

president Donald Trump Useful questions about the late funded case, Jeffrey Ibstein for sex trafficking on Tuesday, saying at some point that he supported the Public Prosecutor Bam Bondi launching “credible” files from him.

“I dealt with it very well, and it will be up to her, all you think is reliable, you should divorce him,” Trump told reporters.

Trump previously claimed Director of the FBI James Comey, former President Barack Obama and former President Joe Biden “made” some files, but no evidence to support this accusation appeared.

The president’s statements came after the decision of the Ministry of Justice (Doj) and the FBI decision to close his review of the Ibsin case without revealing any new information about it to the public.

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When she took office for the first time in February, Bondi Fox News told her that she had a “truck load” of information about the case and did nothing to rid the conspiracies about a supposed list of sexual predators associated with two papes.

However, the Ministry of Justice and the Federal Investigation Office participated in the memorandum last week, saying that the agencies did not find a list and did not reveal any new people who could charge the charges. The revelation was met with a violent reaction from a faction of Trump’s supporters, which has been fighting Trump’s leadership and the Ministry of Justice since then struggling for repression.

Later on Tuesday, Trump told the reporters that he had not left any reliable information to be released to the public.

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“He has died long ago,” Trump said of the Ibstein case files.

“They are very boring things. They are harsh, but they are boring,” Trump added.

Bondi also faced many questions from journalists on Tuesday during an event about Fentian. The Public Prosecutor has repeatedly said that she did not want to address questions outside the subject, but at one time she said she stood beside the Memorandum of the Ministry of Justice and the Federal Investigation Office.

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“Today our notes talk about itself, and we will return to you about anything else,” Bondi said.

She also refused to talk about “employee issues” when asked about the status of the FBI deputy director Dan Bongino. Sources told Fox News Digital last week that Bongino was “angry” by presenting the memo and looking at the resignation.