Pam Bondi has secretly hired Epstein to the “complete stranger” from the right -wing extremist media group to record the sneaky video

The US Attorney General Pam Bondi revealed privately details about unpublished Jeffrey Epstein evidence for a woman who secretly records them for a right-wing extremist media outlet before shared them at a public press conference.

Bondi, who led the effort to publish documents in connection with the case of Epstein's sex trade, has suspended the pressure from Trump allies for delays and overwhelming initial publications.

At the end of April she was taken up by a woman who spent a nanny who, according to Daily Beast, actually wore a hidden camera for the O'keefe Media Group, a group known for deception enclosures.

In the 15-second clip, which was published by the founder and right-wing extremist James O'Keefe of the group on May 9, Bondi is seen on the brunch, in which the hidden woman is communicated that the FBI is checking “tens of thousands of videos”, which are supposed to include Epstein and Minors and that the material slow down the public.

The conversation took place for more than a week before Bondi made the press similar to similar comments on May 7, with almost identical phrasing used for the video evidence.

After the video was published, questions about the decision of Bondi asked to exchange sensitive information with a stranger before officially addressing the public. O'keefe claimed that his group contacted Bondi for a comment on May 1, but received no answer.

Bondi's office has not commented on the stab.