FOIA requests filled by 2 news organizations have produced emails to Bongino proving when he took over his new job he was immediately asked to help Trump coverup the Epstein files through redactions and removals.
In one case the FOIA request was for 220 pages, they got 61, the rest is redacted or removed for "sensitivity". But in the emails they got is proof of the FBI effort to remove Trump from the files. Talks about videos on how to search for him in the files, how to use Adobe to redact them, what excel sheet to use to note the redactions, how to add it to the deck in Power Point. Some of the files are actually attached to the emails(the link doesn't work of course). There's also repeated reference to exec summary of what the FBI did.
They spent almost 1 million in Overtime to do this, taxpayer money hiding Trump from the files.
But because they got this, we now know about the exec summary. When Trump signed the Epstein Transparency Act it requires them to produce documents within 30 days or explain why they didn't, so they are now on the clock to supply that Exec Summary to Congress. If they don't, they will be sued by Congress and Bondi will have to explain why they held back the document.
So even if they don't see the document, Pam Bondi will have to admit, in public, that they held back tons of information that includes a summary of everything they redacted connected to Trump. So they will have to in essence admit they covered up Trumps involvement