U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondy told Fox News Wednesday evening that he would see some of the first information to the public about the late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and his business transactions regarding sex trafficking.

In 2019, Epstein was arrested, charged with sex trafficking, and later died at the New York City Corrections Center Cell a month after his arrest. Since his death, Republicans, including Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn, have been asking the public to make Epstein’s fully unedited record, including the infamous flying logs.

On Jesse Watters Primetime, Watters asked Bondi about potential releases of files and looked at the ongoing public demand for the files to be published. (Related: House Task Force aims to declassify JFK files, Epstein’s list, Covid Origins Docs and other “government secrets”)

“I do. Jesse, that’s quite a bit over, this makes you sick, 200 victims, 200… actually over 250. So we need to make sure their identities are protected. But other than that, I think we know the personal information of the victim tomorrow,” Bondy said.

“Otherwise, I think I broke the news right now, tomorrow, Jesse. You’ll see some Epstein information being released by my office,” Bondy added.

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Watters continued to ask what information would be released, detailing whether flight logs were included, similar to the “evidence from what” recorded by Epstein.

“What you’re going to see tomorrow is a lot of flight logs, lot of names, lot of information. But what the man did is pretty sick. With his co-defendant,” Bondy said.

Sent by Blackburn on Monday letter Both Bondi and newly confirmed FBI director Kash Patel have requested to “release immediately” a record of full flight logs from Epstein’s private jets and helicopters, as well as Epstein’s longtime partner – his residence at Palm Beach.

In addition to Blackburn’s letters, Republican Florida Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Posted In X, request that the file be released.

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