In a dramatic escalation of tensions within the Trump administration, President Donald Trump has publicly rallied behind Attorney General Pam Bondi amid a firestorm of controversy following the release of Epstein-related documents. The fallout from these developments has ignited fierce backlash against Bondi, with critics within the MAGA community demanding her resignation.

Over the weekend, Trump took to social media, urging his supporters to back Bondi, declaring, “They’re all going after Attorney General Pam Bondi who is doing a fantastic job.” This show of solidarity comes as Bondi faces mounting criticism for the Justice Department’s recent memo asserting that Jeffrey Epstein’s death was a suicide and denying the existence of a client list. Many supporters are blaming her for failing to deliver on expectations, with some calling for her ouster.

Tensions boiled over last Wednesday when a heated confrontation erupted between Bondi and fellow Trump ally Dan Bongino, who expressed outrage over the memo’s fallout. Trump, attempting to quell the unrest, spoke to Bongino on Sunday, praising him as a “very good guy” and insisting he is in “good shape.”

In a bid to assert her authority, Bondi took decisive action on Friday, terminating 20 employees at the Justice Department linked to former Special Counsel Jack Smith, who was involved in the prosecution of Trump. Meanwhile, FBI Director Kash Patel has stepped in to mitigate the chaos, insisting that conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein’s death are unfounded and reaffirming his commitment to serving the President.

As the political landscape shifts dramatically, all eyes are on Bondi’s next steps and whether Trump’s support will be enough to weather the storm of dissent brewing within his own ranks. The stakes have never been higher as the administration grapples with the implications of the Epstein files and the growing rift among its top officials.