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So what changed? The Senate passed the Epstein Transparency Act - unanimously. Now, some of those very same senators are lining up to confirm Todd Blanche — the same man who's been leading the Epstein cover-up. You can't claim to stand for accountability and transparency.. and then turn around... show more

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Rep. James Walkinshaw: We know the wealth, the power, and the privilege that Jeffrey Epstein enjoyed has shielded him from accountability. There's one person today who has the power, the ability to change that. Todd Blanche. He could take action today to reopen the Department of Justice's investigation. Any member of the Senate who votes to confirm Todd Blanche is complicit in the cover-up of the Epstein files.

Rep. James Walkinshaw: We know the wealth, the power, and the privilege that Jeffrey Epstein enjoyed has shielded him from accountability. There's one person today who has the power, the ability to change that. Todd Blanche. He could take action today to reopen the Department of Justice's investigation. Any member of the Senate who votes to confirm Todd Blanche is complicit in the cover-up of the Epstein files.

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Ansari on 2nd Epstein Files Transparency Act: There is a discharge petition on the floor right now, which means that we are trying to get 218 signatures. And what this would do is that because the Trump administration has been leading the biggest cover-up in American history in the way that they have refused to release the entirety of the Epstein Files, even though they required the first Transparency Act to do so, and they improperly released names and personal information of the survivors, this would allow state attorneys general, members of Congress, survivors, etc., to sue and go after the administration for failing to comply. And so it provides us with much stronger accountability measures and gives a lot more power, quite frankly, to the survivors in particular to go after this administration. So I’m talking about people like Todd Blanche, who is now the attorney general and who is leading the most massive and egregious cover-up in American history. So we are pushing very hard to get those signatures. We need to get this passed because we are not going to give up this fight on getting the full Epstein Files released to the American people.

Ansari on 2nd Epstein Files Transparency Act: There is a discharge petition on the floor right now, which means that we are trying to get 218 signatures. And what this would do is that because the Trump administration has been leading the biggest cover-up in American history in the way that they have refused to release the entirety of the Epstein Files, even though they required the first Transparency Act to do so, and they improperly released names and personal information of the survivors, this would allow state attorneys general, members of Congress, survivors, etc., to sue and go after the administration for failing to comply. And so it provides us with much stronger accountability measures and gives a lot more power, quite frankly, to the survivors in particular to go after this administration. So I’m talking about people like Todd Blanche, who is now the attorney general and who is leading the most massive and egregious cover-up in American history. So we are pushing very hard to get those signatures. We need to get this passed because we are not going to give up this fight on getting the full Epstein Files released to the American people.

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Rep. Emily Randall: I join my colleagues calling for the Senate not to confirm Todd Blanche, who has been the architect of this White House Epstein cover-up, who is working for Trump, not the American people. The American people deserve better. They deserve truth and justice.

Rep. Emily Randall: I join my colleagues calling for the Senate not to confirm Todd Blanche, who has been the architect of this White House Epstein cover-up, who is working for Trump, not the American people. The American people deserve better. They deserve truth and justice.

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Even Alex Acosta, the architect of Epstein’s sweetheart deal, had his name redacted. The goal of the Epstein Files Transparency Act is to end the cover-up, not further it. Survivors deserve justice, transparency and accountability.

Even Alex Acosta, the architect of Epstein’s sweetheart deal, had his name redacted. The goal of the Epstein Files Transparency Act is to end the cover-up, not further it. Survivors deserve justice, transparency and accountability.

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Todd Blanche is running the White House cover up of the Epstein Files. He’s weaponizing the DOJ to enable Trump’s crimes and corruption. We have to ensure the Senate doesn’t confirm his nomination.

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Todd Blanche has been nothing but an obstacle to transparency and justice for survivors. The Epstein Files Transparency Act II will allow state attorneys general to begin prosecuting the men who abused these young girls. Thomas Massie Morning Joe

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.Sarah Matthews: "We want transparency for the American people and the victims of Jefferey Epstein." The House just voted to release the Epstein files; now it is time for the Senate to do the same. Follow us Home of the Brave and join the fight!

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ICYMI: Our Epstein Files Transparency Act passed the House and Senate and is going to President Trump for his signature. Rep. Ro Khanna, Epstein sex trafficking survivors, and I joined Kaitlan Collins to discuss the importance of releasing the files.

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Todd Blanche, Trump's personal lawyer, has led the illegal cover up of the Epstein Files. Tomorrow he's on Capitol Hill asking Senators to confirm him as Attorney General. Every Senator now has a choice: stand with survivors, or be complicit in the cover up.

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Phang: Each and every day after December 19th, 2025 has been a violation of the Epstein files transparency act. Now, to compound the problem for Blanche and the DOJ, you have violations of court orders.

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For months I've been pushing for Republicans to make good on their promise to release the Epstein files. I’m glad that the House has passed their bill, now the Senate must do our job. It's time for accountability, transparency, and justice.

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Todd Blanche, our illustrious United States Deputy Attorney General, is sticking to the same ol, same ol: Epstein and Maxwell acted alone in the molestation of hundreds of victims, which is an abject slap in the face to all Americans who are victims of abuse and for those who care about victims of abuse. Please join Epstein Justice, because it will ultimately be up to WE THE PEOPLE to trudge the road to justice. It's up to all of us. #EpsteinJustice

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"This is the most hope that I've had in a very, very long time." Jena-Lisa Jones, a survivor of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, tells CBS News' Nikole Killion that the passage of the Epstein Transparency Act, which will require the Justice Department to release files related to Epstein, "means so much," adding that it is the best way to "clear it all up and investigate and let the transparency happen." The legislation will now head to President Trump's desk for approval.

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