‘Dan Bongino left an angry meeting’: Large -scale struggle on ‘missing minutes’ in the White House. Who will fall for Epstein case?

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino has emerged as ‘Fall Gai’ in the Epstein case as it was the one who corrected the release of monitoring footage from outside the Jeffrey Epstein’s prison cell. But there was a ‘missing minute’ in the footage, which has become albatros around the neck of the administration, as Maga comments claimed that ‘cover-up’ lies in that missing minute. The administration said it took a minute to resume the old surveillance system and hence it did not record a minute. Exios cited senior DC officials who said that Dan Bongino voicked for the video, as he reviewed it and it was fine for release. But when there was a massive recession, Bongino “lost his mind and ran out of DC,” said Exios.

Hot meeting in White House in Epstein case

Exios said that there was a hot meeting in the White House after the DOJ and FBI Memo to shut down the Epstein case. Apart from Bongino and Attorney General Palm Bondi, the meeting was also attended by FBI Director Kash Patel, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wils and Deputy Chief of Staff Taylor Budovich.In the meeting, Palm Bondi said what he had to say, Dan said what he had to say, but it did not end on friendly terms, the Exios Report said. And then, Bongino did not turn to work on Friday, causing speculation that he was going to decline. The report also stated that Bandi, Bongino and Patel have all complained to others that they were being blamed wrongly for the Epstein case.

No day between FBI and DOJ

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanches made a statement on X, claiming that he worked closely about the Epstein files with Kash Patel and Dan Bongino on Joint FBI and DOJ Memo. He wrote, “Anyone suggested that there was a daylight between the FBI and the DOJ leadership on the creation and release of this memo.” A news should recently reported that a source in the White House said that Kash Patel had released Epstein files months ago if he had authority – pointing to the DOJ role who stopped him. The article was referred to at the Hot White House meeting and Bongino said it was not a source.