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Democratic lawmakers and others have criticized the September 2nd strike after it was revealed that the military fired on survivors of an initial attack.
Congressman Jim Himes, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, told CBS' Face the Nation that the footage should be made public.
Defense Secretary Hegseth has said he authorized the initial strike, but that a military commander approved the follow-up attack.
Hegseth has not committed to releasing the full video, saying on Friday that officials were trying to determine whether doing so would endanger ongoing operations.
Democratic lawmakers and others have criticized the September 2nd strike after it was revealed that the military fired on survivors of an initial attack.
Congressman Jim Himes, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, told CBS' Face the Nation that the footage should be made public.
Defense Secretary Hegseth has said he authorized the initial strike, but that a military commander approved the follow-up attack.
Hegseth has not committed to releasing the full video, saying on Friday that officials were trying to determine whether doing so would endanger ongoing operations.
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Bondi said at a press conference, officials would protect any information that could put Epstein's victims at risk before making the files public.
The Justice Department has released thousands of Epstein-related files to Congress already, but other documents, including witness interviews, have not yet been made public.
Trump previously resisted the vote to release more Epstein files, but changed course over the weekend while claiming the push to release more Epstein documents is a hoax perpetrated by Democrats.
Bondi said at a press conference, officials would protect any information that could put Epstein's victims at risk before making the files public.
The Justice Department has released thousands of Epstein-related files to Congress already, but other documents, including witness interviews, have not yet been made public.