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Republican Congressman Thomas Massie walked into the House Judiciary Committee hearing with a red folder and one question. Attorney General Pam Bondi walked in with three lawyers and no answers. What happened in the next eleven minutes is now part of the congressional record.

Massie traced a $847,000 wire transfer executed on Bondi's second day in office to a shell company with no employees, no address, and no business history. The payment notation read: J matter. The money moved through three accounts before leaving the country entirely Switzerland, Singapore, the British Virgin Islands in a single day.

Inside the same folder: an internal DOJ list of 47 individuals excluded from Epstein-related investigations. Twelve of them protected under a designation called Code D executive branch protection.

Bondi sat in silence for 92 seconds. Her attorneys had nothing. The documents are now entered into the congressional record.
This is the full breakdown of what Massie presented, what Bondi refused to answer, and what the 47 names mean for every active investigation connected to Jeffrey Epstein.

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