Speaker of the House

US House Speaker Mike Johnson has called on the Ministry of Justice to release all its sexual offense files Jeffrey Epstein, a split with President Donald Trump, who sought to hold the line on the matter.

“We have to put everything there and allow people to decide,” Johnson said in an interview, an ally of the president.

He said Trump said that the Attorney General should release “everything she thinks securely” on Epstein. Over the weekend, the president called on supporters not to “spend time and energy” on dispute.

Bondi is under the fire after she said that last week there was no evidence that Epstein kept a “customer list” or blackmailing powerful figures.

The convicted death of pedophile Epstein’s death in an American prison, while in anticipation of the federal lawsuit was declared suicide, but many in Trump’s move again make America great (Maga), suspecting the cover.

Asked about the EPStein files on Tuesday, US Conservative commentator Benny Johnson said Johnson said he was in favor of “transparency”.

The Republican Congress from Louisiana added that he trusted President Trump and his team, and that the White House was secret to the facts he did not know.

But he said Bondi “should come forward and explain it to all.”

Trump is facing a rare reaction from his unwavering political base over his theories that details of Epstein crimes are contained to protect influential figures or special services.

On Tuesday, he praised the case of his Attorney General, saying: “She coped with her very well and it will depend on her. Whatever she has done, she must be released.”

Last week, the President expressed his disappointment in the oval office about fixing his supporters on Epstein and urged them to move on.

But other republican allies of the president do not release the case.

Georgian Congress Margiera Taylor-Grin said Benny Johnson in a separate interview on Tuesday: “I fully support the transparency of this issue.”

She praised Bondi’s work as the Prosecutor General, but said that the executives and elected officials must fulfill their promises to voters. Earlier, President Trump pledged to release all details of Epstein’s investigation.

Another conservative Republican, Lauren Bobert from Colorado, said that if more Epstein files are released to investigate the crimes, a special lawyer should be assigned to investigate crimes.

Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana said voters are expecting more responsibility.

“I think it is quite clear that the American people would like to know whom he (Epstein) trades these women and why they were not held accountable,” Kennedy NBC News said.

But other influential Republicans – including Senator John Tun and Congressman Jim Jordan, are postponed to President Trump on this issue.

At the unrelated press conference on Fentonil on Tuesday, Bondi abandoned disputes.

“Nothing about Epstein,” she told reporters. “I’m not going to talk about Epstein.”

She said the Ministry of Justice, the FBI, jointly released to release any additional files on Epstein, “speaks for itself” last week.

The government’s conclusions were made, according to the memo, after the consideration of more than 300 gigabytes of data.

On Tuesday, deputies -democratic legislators unsuccessfully tried to force voting for epstein file release.

Republicans noted the Democratic Presidential Administration Joe Biden, also had access to the files, but did not release them.