Dan Bongino of the FBI and the Attorney General Bondi compete on Epstein files

The deputy director of the FBI, Dan Bongino, plans to resign for the processing by the Ministry of Justice of the Jeffrey Epstein files, said a source to Fox News Digital, noting that Bongino took a day on Friday because of his frustrations.

Bongino has not been seen in the office since Wednesday, a source told Fox News Digital. He has not yet made a final decision on his future, said the source.

The last revelation comes in the heels of a stormy argument between Bongino and the American prosecutor general Bondi This occurred in the White House on Wednesday, two sources confirmed.

Bondi under siege after the doj does not reveal any list of Epstein customers

Jeffrey Epstein and the Attorney General Pam Bondi. (Rick Friedman Photography / Corbis; Getty Images)

Bondi and FBI director Kash Patel have been in contact several times in the past few days and are on the same wavelength, a source told Fox News Digital.

Sources close to Bondi say that it does not intend to resign and are proud of the department and its work. Patel, too, says he is satisfied with his work and does not intend to leave, a source in close contact with the director told Fox News Digital.

“President Trump gathered a highly qualified and experienced order team dedicated to the protection of Americans, the holding of those responsible and justice to the victims. This work is in progress transparent and with Unity,” said the main director of the White House, Harrison Fields. “Any attempted division to sow within this team is baseless and distracted real progress made in the restoration of public security and the continuation of justice for all.”

Earlier Friday, Deputy Prosecutor General Todd Blanche also postponed internal conflict reports.

“I worked in close collaboration with @Fbidirectorkash and @Fbiddbongino on the FBI and DoJ’s memo on Epstein files,” said Blanche on X. “We have all signed on the content of the memo and the conclusions indicated in the memo.

“The suggestion of anyone that there was daylight between the FBI and the leadership of the DoJ on the composition and the release of this note is manifestly false.”

Sunday, the Ministry of Justice (DoJ) and the FBI published a joint examination on Sunday which ended theories on an alleged List of Epstein customers, By concluding that there was no list of such detailed the names of the world’s elite who would have participated in the history of Epstein as a sexual predator.

The DoJ also concluded that the disgrace financier committed suicide in his New York prison cell in 2019 pending new accusations of sex trafficking.

The last revelation comes in the president’s heels Donald Trump Ialte to a White House journalist at a meeting of the cabinet, in which he qualified the late and financial sexual criminal of “Flémé”.

“Can I just stop a second?” Trump said that after a journalist led a question of Epstein to Bondi. “Do you still talk about Jeffrey Epstein?”

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“This guy has been talked about for years. You ask. … We have Texas, we have this, we have all things. And people always talk about this guy, this flipper?” Trump asked. “It’s incredible.”

Jeffrey Epstein. (AP, file)

Public indignation followed following the publication of a penitentiary surveillance video that the administration used to prove that no one entered the Epstein cell in the hours preceding its death.

The 10 -hour video, however, missed a minute, which fueled the conspiracy theories that the administration participates in a concealment involving the death of Epstein.

“President Trump is proud of the efforts of the Public Prosecutor General of Bondi to carry out his program again to the security of Make America, to restore the integrity of the Ministry of Justice and to do justice to the victims of the crime. The continuous fixation of the sowing division in the office of President Trump is baseless and not founded in reality,” said the White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt.

Emma Colton of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.