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In a lengthy social media post, Trump hit out at complaints from critics who have accused Attorney General Bondi of withholding more information about the death of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his so-called client list.
The attacks from critics come after a memo released by Bondi's justice department last week failed to deliver what many had hoped would be major revelations in the Epstein case.
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