BREAKING: Congress Forces Epstein Vault Open — Bondi Subpoenaed, FBI Notes Dumped at Midnight

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The vault just broke open. Attorney General Pam Bondi thought the most explosive portions of the Jeffrey Epstein files would stay sealed forever. She was wrong. The House Oversight Committee just voted to subpoena Bondi herself over alleged DOJ cover-up and withholding of critical Epstein-related FBI files. Within hours, the DOJ panicked and dumped previously withheld FBI interview notes from 2019 at midnight—notes containing uncorroborated allegations they claimed for months were just "duplicates." The late-night document release proves the panic. If these files were really incorrectly coded as duplicative, why were they suddenly released within hours of the subpoena? The DOJ's explanation is falling apart under congressional scrutiny. Now Bondi faces an impossible choice: testify in a closed-door deposition under oath about what else is hidden in the Epstein vault, or defy Congress and face contempt charges. Either path destroys her credibility. Lawmakers are demanding answers about who decided to withhold these FBI notes, why they were marked as duplicates, and what other explosive files remain sealed. This video covers: the unprecedented congressional subpoena, the midnight document dump that proves DOJ panic, the "coding error" excuse that legal experts are demolishing, Bondi's upcoming deposition trap, what else might be forced into disclosure, and why this is being called the most egregious cover-up in modern DOJ history. Sources: Congressional Oversight Committee records, DOJ document releases, FBI interview note disclosures. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video provides political and legal commentary based on publicly available information and court filings. All individuals are presumed innocent. Allegations discussed are claims made in legal proceedings and have not been proven in court. This content is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.