Jimmy Kimmel exposes a shocking revelation from the Bondi hearing, highlighting a deeply disturbing practice by the Justice Department. He reveals that the department spied on Congresspeople, tracking their search history for Epstein files, and even printed it out for use against them. This invasive surveillance raises serious ethical concerns and questions about the executive branch's overreach of power. Kimmel's monologue exposes the absurdity of the situation, where the Justice Department's actions border on both stupidity and evil, and calls for a reevaluation of the department's practices and the accountability of those involved.
