‘Dan Bongino left meeting indignant’: Massive clash in White House over ‘lacking minute’. Who will take the fall for Epstein case?

FBI deputy director Dan Bongino left meeting angrily after he was blamed for the ‘Epstein botch-up’.

FBI deputy director Dan Bongino has emerged as the ‘fall man’ in the Epstein case as he was the one who okayed the launch of the surveillance footage from exterior Jeffrey Epstein’s jail cell. But the footage had a ‘lacking minute’ which has grow to be the albatross round the neck of the administration, as MAGA commentators claimed that the ‘cover-up’ lies in that lacking minute. The administration mentioned that the outdated surveillance system took one minute to restart and that is why it didn’t file one minute. Axios cited senior DC officers who mentioned Dan Bongino vouched for the video, as he mentioned he reviewed it and it was okay for launch. But when there was a large meltdown, Bongino “lost his mind and ran out of DC,” Axios reported.

Heated meeting in White House over the Epstein case

Axios reported that there was a heated meeting in the White House after the DOJ and FBI memo to shut the Epstein case fell flat. Apart from Bongino and Attorney General Pam Bondi, the meeting was additionally attended by FBI director Kash Patel, White House chief of employees Susie Wiles and deputy chief of employees Taylor Budowich.At the meeting, Pam Bondi mentioned what she needed to say, Dan mentioned what he needed to say but it surely did not finish on Friendly phrases, the Axios report added. And then, Bongino didn’t flip as much as work Friday, resulting in speculations that he’s going to take the fall. The report additionally mentioned that Bondi, Bongino and Patel all have complained to others that they have been being unfairly blamed for the Epstein case.

No daylight between FBI and DOJ

Deputy lawyer basic Todd Blanche put out an announcement on X claiming that he labored intently with Kash Patel and Dan Bongino on the joint FBI and DOJ memo relating to the Epstein Files. “The suggestion by anyone that there was any daylight between the FBI and DOJ leadership on this memo’s composition and release is patently false,” he wrote. A NewsNation article not too long ago reported {that a} White House supply mentioned that Kash Patel would have launched Epstein information months in the past if he had the authority — hinting at the DOJ position that stopped him. The article was referred to at the heated White House meeting and Bongino mentioned he was not the supply.