Pam Bondi is scheduled to appear before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Friday in a closed-door interview focused on the records and allegations involving Jeffrey Epstein. Both outlets report that survivors and accusers express limited expectations that the session will produce substantive answers. The Independent reports that committee members plan to ask Bondi about “the Epstein files,” but that Bondi will not be under oath during the interview. The Hill similarly notes that Epstein survivors have little faith the interview will yield clarifications. According to the reports, the meeting is intended to examine what Bondi may know about the case materials and related circumstances. While the committee intends to use the interview to seek information, the lack of an oath is highlighted as a factor that may limit the extent or force of any testimony. The reports do not indicate that Bondi has made new statements in advance, and they describe the upcoming session primarily through the lens of what accusers hope or expect it will accomplish.