President Trump has discussed the possibility of replacing Attorney General Pam Bondi, though he has not made a final decision on the matter, according to reports. The discussions have included consideration of EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin as a potential replacement.

Bondi has faced mounting criticism from within and outside the Trump administration over the Justice Department's handling of files related to Jeffrey Epstein. Critics have characterized the department's approach as creating unforced errors that have escalated into a political crisis.

The Attorney General's handling of the Epstein-related materials has drawn particular scrutiny from Republican lawmakers and other administration officials who have expressed frustration with what they view as missteps by the Justice Department.

Bondi, who previously served as Florida's Attorney General, was confirmed to her current position earlier in Trump's term. Zeldin, the current EPA Administrator, has been mentioned in discussions as a potential successor, though no formal announcement has been made regarding any personnel changes.

The reported discussions come as the Justice Department continues to face questions about its management of sensitive files and materials related to the deceased financier Epstein's criminal case and associates.