BREAKING: Pam Bondi appears to have just committed a federal crime by lying under oath.

 

BREAKING: Pam Bondi appears to have just committed a federal crime by lying under oath. @tedlieu just caught her in a lie and called for her resignation live on TV. pic.twitter.com/IioPQawCUS

— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) February 11, 2026

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, posted on February 11, 2026):The post claims:
Attorney General Pam Bondi appears to have committed a federal crime by lying under oath during her testimony before the House Judiciary Committee. Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) confronted her live, caught her in what he described as a lie regarding evidence in the Jeffrey Epstein files related to Donald Trump, and directly called for her resignation.Key details from the clip and context:

• The video (about 99 seconds long) shows a heated exchange.
• Lieu presses Bondi on whether there is "any evidence" of crimes by Trump in the released Epstein-related documents.
• Bondi responds emphatically that there is no evidence of Trump committing any crime in those files and snaps back defensively ("Don't you ever accuse me of a crime!").
• Lieu then presents documents (including what he says is an FBI witness statement from someone who overheard Trump on the phone with Epstein, plus references to a suspicious death of a victim), arguing this directly contradicts her statement and constitutes perjury (lying under oath to Congress, a federal offense).
• He concludes by accusing her of lying on the record and demands her resignation.

Broader context from the hearing (February 11, 2026):
This was a contentious oversight hearing on DOJ operations, focusing heavily on the handling and redactions of Jeffrey Epstein files (which have been partially released amid controversy). Democrats repeatedly accused the DOJ under Bondi of a "cover-up" to protect powerful figures, including alleged connections to Trump. Bondi deflected many questions, attacked questioners personally at times (e.g., calling some "washed-up loser lawyers" or redirecting to unrelated topics like border issues), and insisted the department is being transparent while protecting victim privacy.The post went extremely viral: over 2 million views, 115k+ likes, 21k+ reposts, and thousands of replies — most expressing outrage, calling for Bondi's prosecution/resignation, or labeling it a blatant cover-up. Some replies shared additional clips from the same hearing (e.g., Jasmine Crockett's comments or Bondi refusing to answer specific Epstein-Trump questions).No formal charges or resignation have been announced as of now (late February 11, 2026), but the moment has fueled intense online discussion and media coverage labeling it a major confrontation. Let me know if you'd like more details on related clips or follow-up posts!