Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino considers resigning over Epstein files handling.

The claim that Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino is considering resignation over the handling of Epstein files is supported by multiple credible news reports. The core factual components are: 1) Bongino had a dispute with Attorney General Pam Bondi regarding the handling and transparency of Epstein-related files; 2) Bongino took a day off from work amid this dispute; and 3) there is speculation and reports that he is considering resignation.

Multiple sources including Newsweek, Fox News, CNN, Axios, and The Independent report that Bongino missed work following a clash with Bondi and that he has told people he is thinking about resigning.newsweek.comnewsweek.comTrump-Appointed FBI Official Dan Bongino May Resign Over Epstein Files Clash:...axios.comaxios.comEpstein files fallout: FBI's Dan Bongino clashes with AG Pam Bondi over handling...independent.co.ukindependent.co.ukFBI deputy chief Dan Bongino MIA from work after clash over Epstein files with...cnn.comcnn.comDeputy FBI Director Bongino has told people he is considering resigning amid... However, these reports also note that as of the latest updates, there has been no official confirmation or formal resignation from Bongino.hindustantimes.comhindustantimes.comDan Bongino resigning from FBI over Pam Bondi's Epstein files row? Here's the...

Some reports mention that the situation remains tense and unresolved within the FBI and Justice Department. The claim is therefore mostly true because while Bongino is reportedly considering resignation and has expressed frustration publicly or privately, he has not officially resigned yet. The nuance lies in distinguishing between speculation and confirmed action.

Additionally, some sources note that initial rumors originated from partisan or activist figures, but mainstream outlets have corroborated the core facts about his absence and consideration of resignation. This supports the claim's accuracy with minor caveats about official status.