US House speaker Mike Johnson calls for release of Epstein files amid backlash | Mike Johnson

Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson asked the Ministry of Justice to make public certificates about the infamous financier Jeffrey Epstein, who is dealing with Donald Trump on a subject that circulates the President’s right base.

It was a rare friction moment between Trump and the speaker, Capitol Hill was a high -level ally, and the President faced reactions from the conservatives waiting for him to make everything open to Epstein who killed himself in 2019 while he faced the charges of repentance in 2019.

Last week, the death of the Ministry of Justice was a suicide, and on the contrary, despite the conspiracy theories, its customers have not a list of publicly explained, or that no more explanations will be made about the case. The conservative allies of the President criticized him and the Chief Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi for seeing Trump’s campaign to go down to the bottom since then.

“This is a very sensitive issue, but we should put everything there and let people decide,” he said in an interview published on Tuesday.

“I agree with the idea that we need to put it there.”

After talking about a comment on FOX News this year, Bondi said that Epstein’s customer list was “sitting at my desk to examine it right now”.

“We need Doj’s focus on great priorities. So let’s solve this thing,” the speaker added.

In the early hours of the day, the Republicans voted for the attempt to add language to the legislation that would require democrats to publicly explain the files related to the Epstein case. However, the minority party is determined to keep the issue alive, and the Democrats at the Assembly Judiciary Committee asked the Republican President Trump’s ally Jim Jordan’s bond and his assistant, as well as the FBI leaders to answer questions about Epstein.

Trump tried to suppress the prostitute that exploded at the base of the maga on the result of the Ministry of Justice. He wrote on the real Social at the weekend: “One year ago, our country died, now anywhere in the world ‘the hotest’ country. Let’s keep it in this way, and Jeffrey Epstein someone does not care about time and energy.”

In the early hours of Tuesday, Trump defended Bondi as he left the White House for Pittsburgh, but implied that more documents could come. “He managed very well and he will stay with him. He should release what he thinks is reliable,” he said.

Speaking with the NBC News on Tuesday, Bondi was asked to disappoint the base of the maga, which surrounded Trump’s episode of Epstein investigation.

“We will fight to keep America safe again,” he said. “We are fighting together as a team. This is what is very important right now. We have a war with drugs. We have a war for human trafficking, we have cartels in this country… In this world, we have xenophobia and we will work together as a team.”

He asked the previous words that Trump should publish any file he thinks he was “reliable ,, and Bondi added:

“Today, our grade speaks for him. We will return to you from something else. I haven’t seen all his statements today.”

Bondi had previously refused to answer questions about Epstein at a press conference on a drug application.

“Today, the fentanyl in our country and about the people who lost their loved ones to Fentanil,” he said. “This is the message we’re here to send today. Not Epstein. He won’t talk about Epstein.”

Robert Mackey contributed reporting