El Comité de Supervisión de la Cámara de Representantes votó el miércoles a favor de citar a la fiscal general Pam Bondi como parte de su investigación relacionada con el delincuente sexual convicto Jeffrey Epstein. El representante demócrata Stephen Lynch de Massachusetts se une a "The Daily Report" para hablar de ello.

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The House Oversight Committee voted to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi as part of its ongoing investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Congressman Stephen Lynch stated that Bondi withheld important documents from Congress, particularly those referencing Donald Trump, and accused her of repeated obstruction of the investigation.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has agreed to answer questions about his relationship with Epstein, despite earlier claims of having severed contact. The committee is also seeking testimony from several other individuals, including Bill Gates, as it aims to gather all relevant information and hold accountable those involved in the case.

La Cámara cita a Pam Bondi en la investigación sobre Epstein por "falsedades"

El Comité de Supervisión de la Cámara votó hoy a citar Fiscal General Pam Bondi como parte de su investigación relacionada con el delincuente sexual convicto Jeffrey Epstein. Y el Secretario de Comercio Howard Lutnick ha accedido a responder preguntas sobre su supuesta vínculos con Epstein. Lutnick afirma que cortó los lazos, cortó el contacto con Epstein en 2005, pero los correos electrónicos muestran la secretario y su familia visitaron la isla privada de Epstein en 2012. Lutnick dice que almorzaron y se fueron después de una hora. Los dos también eran vecinos en la ciudad de Nueva York, y los documentos de los archivos de Epstein muestran que tuvieron una relación de negocios tan recientemente como en 2014. Esta foto muestra a Lutnick, Epstein y otros tres hombres. Parece haber sido tomada en la isla de Epstein en fecha desconocida. El mes pasado, el Departamento de Justicia eliminó la foto de su archivo de archivos Epstein sitio. Desde entonces ha sido restaurado. El Comité de Supervisión aún no ha anunciado una fecha para la entrevista de Lutnick. Para más información, traigamos al congresista demócrata de Massachusetts Stephen Lynch. Es miembro del Comité de Supervisión y Reforma Gubernamental de la Cámara de Representantes. Congresista, gracias por estar aquí. Me alegro de estar contigo, Lindsay. ¿Qué esperas aprender del Secretario Lutnick y de la Fiscal General Bondi? Bueno, dos situaciones diferentes. Una, el Sr. Lutnick dio, ya sabes, información falsa cuando se le planteó esto por primera vez. Como usted mencionó, dijo que rompió todas las comunicaciones, sin embargo, tenemos fotos y pruebas de que estuvo en la isla de Epstein mucho después de ser condenado por pedófilo. Así que eso es problemático. Queremos saber... mira, es el vecino de al lado de Epstein en Nueva York. Tiene la mansión al lado de la de Epstein. Y así tiene muchas oportunidades de observar a Epstein. No sabemos el nivel de su participación. Con Pam Bondi, es una situación diferente. Ella ha ocultado documentos significativos e importantes al Congreso. Ella borró de la información que dio al Congreso todas las referencias a Donald Trump. Así que sabíamos que algunas de esas pruebas estaban ahí, y no se presentaron. Así que queremos... la citamos hoy debido a la cantidad de falsedad y debido a las repetidas obstrucciones que ha puesto en el camino de esta investigación. ¿Sabes qué documentos el Departamento de Justicia, bajo el liderazgo de Pam Bondi, no ha revelado al Congreso? Hay alrededor de 3 millones de documentos que no nos han dado todavía. Tenían 6 millones. Nos han dado 3 millones. Pero no sabemos la naturaleza de esos documentos. Sabemos que algunos de los-un gran tramo de la información que identificó Presidente Donald Trump, que fue retenido por Bondi hasta que lo descubrimos a través de los abogados o la víctimas en este caso. Y así, cuando comparamos notas, sabíamos que esos documentos existían, pero no estaban en la información que la Fiscal General Bondi entregó al Congreso. Así que, quiero decir, eso en sí mismo es obstrucción a la justicia. Así que no sé cuál será su excusa, pero está más allá de la coincidencia... que todo el material que tenía el nombre de Trump no fue entregado al Congreso. Así que creemos que es obstrucción a la justicia. Así que votaste hoy para citarla. ¿Cuáles son los siguientes pasos? Bueno, tendremos que trabajar en una fecha tanto para ella como para Lutnick. Lutnick accedió a una entrevista, así que no tuvimos que citarlo, pero estábamos preparados para hacerlo. El comité también ha pedido a otras siete personas, entre ellas Bill Gates, que testifiquen sobre sus presuntos vínculos con Epstein. ¿Cuál es su objetivo final? El objetivo final es conseguir toda la información que podamos sobre esto. Sabes, ha pasado mucho tiempo para estas jóvenes en términos de obtener justicia. Pero este... ya sabes, el número de víctimas en este caso es muy grande. Ya sabes, son cientos y cientos de mujeres jóvenes. Hay tráfico de Europa del Este a los Estados Unidos. Hay tráfico yendo de Mar-a-Lago a la finca de Epstein. Así que, ya sabes, Epstein tenía un sistema de video bastante robusto en todas sus mansiones y todas las diferentes habitaciones. Así que creemos que probablemente haya más pruebas que nos permitan descubrir todas las personas que están involucradas aquí. Queremos responsabilizar a todos los que deban rendir cuentas. Y en enero, usted votó a favor de acusar al ex presidente Clinton de desacato al Congreso si él no aparecía. Le dijiste al Mayor Garrett que el nombre de Hillary Clinton sólo estaba en los archivos un puñado de veces. Realmente era con Bill Clinton con quien querías hablar. ¿Quedaste satisfecho con su testimonio? Lo estaba. Lo estaba. Hace poco que hemos podido ver las transcripciones. Pero obviamente, tanto los miembros republicanos como demócratas del comité fueron muy minuciosos. Creo que la secretaria Clinton fue especialmente, ya sabes, convincente y directa y, ya sabes, simplemente muy, muy buen testigo, a pesar de algunas de las payasadas por parte de de mis colegas republicanos, tomando fotos de ella durante, ya sabes, un procedimiento que debería haber sido privado y publicándolas en Internet. Creo que el Presidente Clinton dio respuestas justas también a esos pocos casos en los que fue en compañía de Epstein, pero también en presencia de su equipo de seguridad. Congresista Stephen Lynch, gracias por su tiempo. Gracias, Lindsay.

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La Cámara cita a Pam Bondi en la investigación sobre Epstein por "falsedades"

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