Bondi’s letter outlined the steps the DOJ had taken to keep victims safe.
“The Department has made, and continues to make, substantial progress in identifying, reviewing, and redacting potential victim-identifying information both independently and in coordination with victims and their counsel,” she wrote.
Donald Trump has doubled down he ‘wasn’t friendly’ with Jeffrey Epstein following Trevor Noah’s Grammys joke alongside the latest release of Epstein files.
Proving it’s not just the Golden Globes and Oscars which can get a bit risqué with the jokes, Trevor Noah took to the stage at the 2026 Grammy Awards and took a shot at none other than US President Donald Trump.
While the POTUS’ ear may’ve not ended up bloody this time, it did end up scorned, so much so, Trump has since threatened to sue the comedian over his comment.
Taking to the stage on February 1 to announce Song of the Year, Noah not only referenced Trump’s continuous demands to take over Greenland, but also his former relationship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.Noah said: « Song of the Year — that is a Grammy that every artist wants almost as much as Trump wants Greenland, which makes sense because Epstein’s island is gone, he needs a new one to hang out with Bill Clinton. »
Despite knowing Epstein, Clinton has denied any knowledge of the paedophile’s criminal activities and Trump has felt the need to speak out clarifying the extent of his relationship with Epstein yet again too.
Wasting little time after Noah’s joke, Trump took to Truth Social to slam the Grammy Awards as ‘the WORST’ and ‘virtually unwatchable’,’ condemning Noah as ‘almost as bad as Jimmy Kimmel at the Low Ratings Academy Awards’.
The POTUS stressed Noah said ‘INCORRECTLY’ that he and Clinton ‘spent time on Epstein island’ but that the comedian is ‘WRONG’.
Adding while he ‘can’t speak for Bill,’ Trump alleged he’s ‘never been to Epstein island, nor anywhere close’, slamming Noah’s joke as a ‘false and defamatory statement’ before threatening the ‘total loser’ with the prospect of ‘suing him for plenty$’ – adding in he’s ‘poor, pathetic’ and ‘talentless’ for good measure.
