Bondi just played the greatest trap in political history.

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Yesterday, Attorney General Pam Bondi sat before the House Judiciary Committee. Standard oversight hearing. Routine questions.

Then she pulled out a document.

Labeled: "Jayapal Pramila — Search History."

The room went SILENT.

HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED

The DOJ gave Congress access to the unredacted Epstein files this week. Every member got their own login. Their own computer. Their own session.

What Congress didn't know?

The DOJ was tracking EVERY SINGLE SEARCH.

Every name they looked up.
Every document they opened.
Every file they downloaded.

ALL OF IT. LOGGED.

And Bondi brought the receipts to the hearing.

THE PANIC WAS INSTANT

Rep. Jayapal called it "spying on members of Congress."
Rep. Raskin accused Bondi of "blatant abuse of power."
Rep. Moskowitz said it was "suspicious and inappropriate."

They're FURIOUS.

But here's the question nobody in the media is asking:

Why are they so scared of their search history?

If you're searching for evidence of crimes against children — you'd be PROUD of that search history.

Unless you're not searching for evidence.
Unless you're searching for YOUR OWN NAME.

THE GENIUS OF THE TRAP

Think about it.

Bondi didn't just release the files.
She released them on MONITORED COMPUTERS.

Every Congress member who rushed to search the files just told the DOJ exactly:
• WHO they're trying to protect
• WHAT names they're worried about
• WHICH connections they're trying to verify

The ones searching for "flights to the island" = investigators.
The ones searching for SPECIFIC NAMES = protectors.

Bondi now knows who's investigating and who's COVERING UP.

And she showed them she knows.
In front of cameras.
With a smile.

THE DHS SHUTDOWN — PERFECT TIMING

While Congress panics about their search history, DHS is shutting down SATURDAY.

Democrats blocked the funding bill. House members already left Washington.

The same week Congress gets caught searching Epstein files — they REFUSE to fund the department that investigates trafficking?

They're not defunding DHS to save money.
They're defunding it to STOP INVESTIGATIONS.

CONNECT THE DOTS

Monday: Congress gets Epstein file access.
Tuesday: Members frantically search for names.
Wednesday: Bondi reveals she tracked everything.
Thursday: Democrats block DHS funding.
Friday: Government shutdown begins.

Five days. One pattern. PANIC.

They walked into the hearing thinking they were in control.
They walked out knowing Bondi has EVERYTHING.

Every search. Every name. Every cover-up attempt.

Logged. Documented. WEAPONIZED.

The hunter became the hunted.
And they did it to themselves.

DARK TO LIGHT