FBI’s Dan Bongino and Attorney General Bondi clash with Epstein’s documents

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino took a break Friday, causing frustration over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein’s archives, two sources confirmed to Fox News Digital.

A source told Fox News Digital that Bongino has not been seen in the office since Wednesday.

The latest revelation comes after the high heels of Bongino’s fierce debate with the U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi This happened at the White House on Wednesday, two sources confirmed.

Bondi, who has been behind the Justice Department, did not disclose Epstein’s client list under siege

The latest revelation is by the president’s heels Donald Trump’s At a cabinet meeting, he called the topic of White House journalists, who called the late sex criminals and financiers “creep.”

“Can I interrupt for a second?” Trump said, after a reporter directed Epstein’s problem at Bundy. “Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?”

“This guy has been talking about it for years. You’re asking…we have Texas, we have this, we have all the stuff. Are people still talking about this guy? Trump asked. “That’s incredible. ”

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On Sunday, the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the FBI published a joint review, ending the alleged theories Epstein client list, Conclusion, there is no such list detailing the names of the world’s elite, who allegedly participated in Epstein’s history as a sexual predator.

The Justice Department also concluded that the shameful financier committed suicide in his New York City prison cell in 2019 while awaiting further charges of sexual trafficking.

Public anger occurred after the release of the prison surveillance video, which the government used to prove that no one entered Epstein’s cell within the hours before his death.

However, the 10-hour video disappeared for a minute, which inspired the government to participate in conspiracy theories involving Epstein’s death.

“President Trump is proud of his efforts to bring the U.S. security again, restore the integrity of the Justice Department and bring justice to victims of crime,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said. “The ongoing justice’s ongoing fixation on President Trump’s cabinet sowing division is groundless and unfounded in reality.”

Emma Colton of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.