The announcement by House Oversight Committee Republicans on April 29 that former Attorney General Pam Bondi will provide a transcribed interview on May 29 regarding the handling of Jeffrey Epstein files has anchored trader sentiment around a 64.5% implied probability for testimony by May 31. This development followed weeks of Democratic pressure, including contempt resolutions, and a March subpoena tied to the committee’s ongoing investigation. Bondi’s prior appearances before the House Judiciary Committee in February on Justice Department oversight established a pattern of congressional engagement, though the current proceeding remains a closed-door format subject to last-minute scheduling adjustments or procedural holds common in divided committee work. Recent public statements from both parties underscore bipartisan interest in the Epstein matter, yet the tight two-week window leaves room for potential delays that traders appear to price into the current odds.