>> The governor says his advice to the auditor's office is, quote, do the work.

End quote.

Now, turning to Washington politics.

Congressman Thomas Massie of Kentucky's fourth district continues to question the Trump administration's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

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Attorney General Pam Bondi testified about the case on Capitol Hill yesterday, and at times, she mocked lawmakers who questioned why the Justice Department continues to redact certain information while also exposing sensitive information about victims.

Here is part of her exchange with Congressman Massie, who asked why businessman Les Wexner's name was redacted from an FBI document listing him as a coconspirator in a child sex trafficking case.

>> Within 40 minutes, you asked me a question.

Within 40 minutes, Wexner's name was added back.

>> Within 40 minutes of me catching you red handed.

>> Red handed.

There was one redaction where he's.

>> Listed as a coconspirator.

>> And we invited you in.

>> Gentlemen.

>> This guy has Trump Derangement syndrome.

He needs to.

You're a failed politician.

You need.

>> To watch.

>> The video.

>> Chairman, please restore his time.

>> Well, that spirited hearing lasted more than five hours.

Massie is a candidate for reelection in Kentucky's fourth congressional district.

Ed Gallrein is running against Massie in the May 19th Republican primary, and he has