Democratic strategist David Axlod on Sunday suggested that President Trump was to blame for Attorney General Palm Bondi’s “180”. When it comes to release of related files To discredit the financer and convict sexual criminal Jeffrey Epstein.
Axelrod said in a Sunday post on Sunday, “I have said from the beginning: whoever thinks that Palm Bondi decided to do 180 on his own and did not pay attention to provoking Maga on Epstein file release.” Social platform X.
“There is only a man who could order it-and it was one of the objectives-but it is sacred on the right to say it!” He said.
Right -wing affects who have promoted a long -conspiracy principles about Epstein Memorandum of justice department To drown those principles.
Monday’s memorandum said that there was no evidence that Epstein had kept a “customer list” or tried to blackmail the powerful figures trapped in his crimes. It also concluded that Epstein’s death was due to suicide, pushing behind against principles he was secretly murdered.
In February, Bandy said that an Epstein client list was being reviewed at his desk. Attorney general Said on Monday She was referring to various types of files related to Epstein case, not a specific list of names.
Trump has faced rare criticism from his base on the memo, anger during a cabinet meeting that people should not waste their time to talk about Epstein.
Bondi has allegedly confronts deputy FBI director Dan Bongino, who regularly pushed the case to release Epstein evidence as a conservative media on handling of the case.
The President on Saturday praised Bondi for doing “spectacular” work amid a ruckus.
“What’s happening with my ‘boys’ and, in some cases,’ Gals?” They are all going after Attorney General Palm Bondi, who are doing a great job!
Trump told reporters on Sunday evening that Bongino was in “good size”, he spoke later this week.
Trump said, “Dan Bongino is a very good man. I have known him for a long time. I have done his show many times. He looked great, really. No, I think he is in good shape,” said Trump.
The hill has reached the Department of Justice and the White House for comment.
