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John, It's Becca.

Yesterday, Becca questioned Attorney General Pam Bondi — and it was explosive.

In a tense oversight hearing, Becca confronted Bondi directly about the Department of Justice’s failure to pursue accountability for powerful figures tied to Jeffrey Epstein.

As you can imagine, she didn’t hold back.

Becca spoke about survivors. She spoke about justice. And she demanded answers that Bondi clearly did not want to give and she put that discomfort on full display.

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Becca laid out the stakes in stark terms:

A child is sexually abused in the United States every nine minutes. Most survivors never see justice. And cases like Epstein’s have exposed what so many Americans fear — a two-tiered system where the powerful are protected and survivors are left behind.

Then she turned up the pressure AND the heat.

Becca revealed she has reviewed unredacted Epstein files and she pressed Bondi on whether the Justice Department has questioned senior Trump administration officials with documented ties to Epstein. She asked yes-or-no questions.

Bondi refused to answer. She deflected. She interrupted. She tried to run out the clock. But Becca wouldn’t let her.

She reclaimed her time again and again, demanding to know:

* Has the DOJ questioned these officials?
* Was the President aware of their ties?
* Why hasn’t accountability been pursued?

No clear answers came. Instead, Bondi talked over her — even as Becca spoke on behalf of survivors sitting in that very room.

That’s when Becca made it personal: “These are real people… They deserve answers. They deserve accountability.”

At the end of her questioning, things took an even more explosive turn. As Bondi struggled to answer Becca’s questions, she tried to flip the script, invoking what she called today’s “antisemitic culture.”

When Bondi doubled down, Becca drew a hard line: “Talking about antisemitism to a woman who lost her grandfather in the Holocaust — really?”

Moments like this are exactly why Becca is in Congress.

She’s not there to play along. She’s there to confront power — directly, publicly, and without apology. But taking on the Attorney General and the political machine behind her comes with a cost.

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Before yielding her time, Becca issued one final demand to Bondi: Meet with the survivors. Listen to them and do the right thing.

That’s the kind of leadership this moment demands and it’s exactly what Becca delivered yesterday.

Because when survivors are ignored…
When the powerful escape scrutiny…
When officials refuse to answer basic questions…

Someone has to stand up and demand the truth. Yesterday, that someone was Becca. And with your help, she’ll keep doing it.

Always proud to be with you in this fight,

—Team Becca

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