Former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi makes remarks about Ghislaine Maxwell while discussing congressional oversight related to the federal government’s handling of matters connected to Jeffrey Epstein. According to reporting from the New York Post and the Times of India, Bondi tells lawmakers that Maxwell—described in the coverage as a convicted accomplice of Epstein—should “die in prison.” The comments are raised in the context of an investigation or inquiry by lawmakers into the Department of Justice’s actions surrounding a broader review of Epstein-related cases, including how certain investigative steps were handled. The coverage presents Bondi’s statement as part of testimony or communication with House lawmakers rather than a court proceeding. Neither outlet indicates that Bondi’s remarks change any legal status for Maxwell or introduce new court findings. The reporting focuses on the language used by Bondi and places it within the ongoing political scrutiny of past federal handling connected to the Epstein case.