The Trump administration ordered FBI agents investigating the Epstein files to "flag" any mentions of Trump, according to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

The claim can be broken down into several components: 1) The Trump administration ordered FBI agents to flag mentions of Trump in Epstein files; 2) This directive was communicated or influenced by Attorney General Pam Bondi; 3) The information comes from the Senate Judiciary Committee, specifically Senator Dick Durbin. Multiple reputable news sources report that Senator Durbin publicly alleged that Attorney General Pam Bondi pressured FBI agents to flag any documents related to Jeffrey Epstein that mentioned President Trump.

These reports are consistent across several independent outlets including CNBC, The Hill, Forbes, and NBC Washington. However, the claim is based on statements from a senator and has not been independently confirmed by official DOJ or FBI statements. There is no direct public evidence such as internal FBI memos or official orders released to corroborate the exact nature or scope of the directive.

The context includes political tensions surrounding the Epstein investigation and efforts to unseal related documents. While the senator’s statement is credible and widely reported, it remains an allegation rather than a fully verified fact.

Therefore, the claim is mostly true in that a credible senator alleges this occurred and multiple media outlets report it, but it lacks direct documentary proof publicly available at this time.