Russell Brand claims "satan on earth" exists in response to AG Pam Bondi's comments on Jeffrey Epstein watching 'Child P*rn' 

Russell Brand recently spoke out on social media after a public statement by former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi about the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Bondi said the FBI is reviewing tens of thousands of videos, some showing Epstein with children or containing child s*xual abuse material. Brand reacted by saying that this kind of evidence shows the presence of “Satan on earth.”

In his video, Russell Brand quoted Bondi’s words and said it is hard to imagine how anyone could watch or record such content. He called it a sign of deep moral breakdown. Russell Brand also talked about how these events point to a larger issue in today’s culture and society:

"The FBI, they are reviewing. There are tens of thousands of videos of Epstein with children or child p*rn and there are hundreds of victims. And no one victim will ever get released. It’s just the volume and that’s what they’re going through right now."

On the other hand, Bondi explained that the reason for delaying the release of the Epstein files is due to the need to review all the evidence and protect the victims. She said the files are not missing, but the FBI needs time to handle the large amount of sensitive material:

"How many lies to the perversion are there like? Not only p*rn, child p*rn. There is an indication of the presence of Satan on Earth. If you pay attention to many cultural offerings, they tryna lead you into self. Self-centred fear, selfishness, mad, hopeless foolish desire...."

What did Pam Bondi say about the Epstein investigation?

According to Straight Arrow News, Pam Bondi was asked about the status of the Epstein files. She said the FBI is reviewing a huge amount of material, including “tens of thousands of videos.”

She said some of these videos show Epstein with children or include child abuse content. She added that there are also “hundreds of victims” whose identities need to be protected.

Pam Bondi explained that the delay in releasing the files is not because someone is trying to hide them. She said it is because the FBI is going through the files carefully. Their main goal is to make sure they do not cause more harm to the victims:

"The first phase of files released today sheds light on Epstein’s extensive network and begins to provide the public with long overdue accountability."

She stressed that law enforcement is taking the case seriously. Bondi wanted the public to know that the process takes time due to the amount and type of evidence. She said officials are working to get justice while respecting the privacy of those involved.

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Russell Brand’s reaction to Pam Bondi’s statement on the Epstein case has gained wide attention. He sees the content of the Epstein files as proof of deep moral and spiritual problems in society. Bondi, however, focused on the legal side of things, saying the files are being reviewed to protect the victims.

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