House Oversight Committee leaders announced on April 29 that former Attorney General Pam Bondi will provide a transcribed interview on May 29 as part of the panel’s review of Justice Department handling of Jeffrey Epstein files. The session, originally delayed after her departure from the administration, now falls within the market’s May 31 cutoff and follows an earlier subpoena and contempt motion. Traders have priced the “Yes” outcome at 85 percent, reflecting the firm schedule and limited procedural barriers remaining before the deadline. The appearance would mark Bondi’s first congressional testimony since leaving office, amid ongoing committee oversight of prior department actions.