Half the movement is furious because they believe Pam Bondi completely botched the Epstein file release, and now, with the DOJ memo claiming there's "nothing more to see," it feels like justice has been swept under the rug yet again. These MAGA supporters were promised sunlight all over this issue. They were promised names. And they're now watching, in real time, as the usual deep state suspects walk away totally unscathed.

The other half of the MAGA movement, while still disappointed, argues that there are bigger fish to fry, like the 2020 election, ActBlue's financial empire, and Biden's DOJ corruption. Epstein, they say, can wait.

But this divide is creating serious problems for Trump, his base, and reportedly, for the high-ups at the FBI.

According to sources close to the situation, both Dan Bongino and Kash Patel are livid over how Bondi handled the rollout. In fact, insiders say Bongino is so angry, he's prepared to walk away entirely if Bondi isn't removed from her post.

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One of the biggest demands from Trump's America First supporters has been the truth around Jeffrey Epstein's supposed client list. MAGA was promised sunlight on this issue. They were promised justice. And instead, many feel as if they've been gaslit, stalled, and handed recycled documents while the real power players skate free, without a care in the world.

From the very beginning, many believed Pam Bondi botched the Epstein rollout. MAGA supporters haven't forgotten that awkward February stunt at the White House, where so-called "Epstein files" were handed out to conservative influencers. They were actually old files that turned out to be publicly available court records everyone had already seen. The base expected bombshells. What they got felt like a cover-up. It was an embarrassing moment for Bondi and the Trump administration.
Bondi even made the cover of the box look like some official classified documents…

After that stunt fell flat, Bondi said officials were poring over a supposed truckload of previously withheld evidence she said had been handed over by the FBI. In a March TV interview, she claimed the Biden administration "sat on these documents; no one did anything with them." She then went on to say the following: "Sadly these people don't believe in transparency, but I think more unfortunately, I think a lot of them don't believe in honesty."