Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/aydsEEsVma7.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Acting Attorney General questioned on Epstein files pardons and alleged slush fund payouts [YGDEUnT7OBQ] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT The Acting Attorney General faced questioning regarding potential pardons for individuals named in the Epstein files. During the exchange, a commitment was made not to recommend a pardon for specific figures associated with the case. The discussion then shifted to allegations surrounding a purported slush fund. Questions were raised about an individual, previously pardoned by the president, who allegedly attempted to use expected payouts from this fund to buy the silence of abuse victims. The Acting Attorney General pushed back against these claims, denying the existence of the fund and sparking a back-and-forth over the accuracy of the allegations. #ActingAttorneyGeneral #EpsteinFiles #JusticeDepartment #PresidentialPardons #SlushFund #Frammer AI A1QtY9bOMMh 4TgKl72RBLy nt43KQbgTR3 hXpCaEyaw6i KdeFdTtlMnG
The Acting Attorney General faced questioning regarding potential pardons for individuals named in the Epstein files. During the exchange, a commitment was made not to recommend a pardon for specific figures associated with the case. The discussion then shifted to allegations surrounding a purported slush fund. Questions were raised about an individual, previously pardoned by the president, who allegedly attempted to use expected payouts from this fund to buy the silence of abuse victims. The Acting Attorney General pushed back against these claims, denying the existence of the fund and sparking a back-and-forth over the accuracy of the allegations. #ActingAttorneyGeneral #EpsteinFiles #JusticeDepartment #PresidentialPardons #SlushFund #Frammer AI A1QtY9bOMMh 4TgKl72RBLy nt43KQbgTR3 hXpCaEyaw6i KdeFdTtlMnG