Whoa! The Atty. Gen. in charge when Epstein died FINALLY goes under oath today

Investigation & Testimony - A Republican-led committee questioned former Attorney General Barr under oath regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death and related scandals [1] - Barr admitted mistakes were made at the prison but defended Donald Trump, aligning with the narrative Republicans are promoting [2][4][9] - Concerns exist that Barr overstated his conclusions regarding the video evidence, potentially clearing the Bureau of Prisons prematurely [5][6] - The DOJ will begin releasing more Epstein documents to Congress this week [7] - Questions remain about why key video footage is missing, raising doubts about the thoroughness of the investigation into Epstein's death [11][13] Political Implications - The committee subpoenaed multiple individuals, including Eric Holder and Hillary Clinton, raising questions about the political motivations behind the investigation [8][9] - There are concerns that the investigation is being used to support Donald Trump, with the conclusion seemingly predetermined [9][10][16] - Some believe the investigation is "faking" and that the conclusion (Trump is innocent) precedes the evidence [15][16] Document Release & Compliance - Congress is seeking the release of all documents related to the case, with both Republicans and Democrats in agreement [14] - The Justice Department has been slow to comply with the subpoena, raising concerns about transparency and timely cooperation [17][18]