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Thomas Massie is refusing to back down. His second Epstein Files bill has “real teeth.” It would empower the states to bypass Trump’s DOJ and launch their own prosecutions. And over 100 lawmakers already signed a discharge petition to force a vote on it. Here’s everything the new bill...

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Thomas Massie just set a trap for the next Attorney General, Todd Blanche, by introducing his new Epstein Files Transparency Act 2. The bill would require the U.S. Attorney General to cooperate with state Attorneys to help prosecute Jeffrey Epstein's top clients under state law. The bill aims to provide maximum disclosure of all the crimes against children that took place at Epstein's Zorro Ranch property. "Crimes were committed there." "The Attorney General of New Mexico would like to prosecute those crimes, so we're making it easier with this bill."
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Thomas Massie just set a trap for the next Attorney General, Todd Blanche, by introducing his new Epstein Files Transparency Act 2. The bill would require the U.S. Attorney General to cooperate with state Attorneys to help prosecute Jeffrey Epstein's top clients under state law. The bill aims to provide maximum disclosure of all the crimes against children that took place at Epstein's Zorro Ranch property. "Crimes were committed there." "The Attorney General of New Mexico would like to prosecute those crimes, so we're making it easier with this bill."

Shadow of Ezra

377,901 views • 1 month ago

Thomas Massie set a trap for the next Attorney General, Todd Blanche, by introducing his new Epstein Files Transparency Act 2. The bill would require the U.S. Attorney General to cooperate with state Attorneys to help prosecute Jeffrey Epstein's top clients under state law. The bill aims to provide maximum disclosure of all the crimes against children that took place at Epstein's Zorro Ranch property. "Crimes were committed there." "The Attorney General of New Mexico would like to prosecute those crimes, so we're making it easier with this bill."
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Thomas Massie set a trap for the next Attorney General, Todd Blanche, by introducing his new Epstein Files Transparency Act 2. The bill would require the U.S. Attorney General to cooperate with state Attorneys to help prosecute Jeffrey Epstein's top clients under state law. The bill aims to provide maximum disclosure of all the crimes against children that took place at Epstein's Zorro Ranch property. "Crimes were committed there." "The Attorney General of New Mexico would like to prosecute those crimes, so we're making it easier with this bill."

Shadow Intel

38,753 views • 11 days ago

EPSTEIN FILES TRANSPARENCY ACT II: THE FIGHT FOR ACCOUNTABILITY CONTINUES Reps. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna have introduced H.R. 9694, the Epstein Files Transparency Act II, to force the DOJ to comply with the original transparency law signed by President Trump. The bill would give state attorneys general, survivors, and other authorized parties the right to sue the U.S. Attorney General when Epstein-related files are withheld, delayed, concealed, or improperly redacted. It would also require unredacted records to reach state and local prosecutors pursuing real investigations. New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez is seeking records connected to Epstein’s Zorro Ranch, but federal delays and limited DOJ cooperation have blocked access to materials his office says are critical to its investigation. This is about more than documents. It is about forcing transparency, supporting survivors, and exposing a system of abuse that powerful institutions have kept buried. Thomas Massie joins to discuss.
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EPSTEIN FILES TRANSPARENCY ACT II: THE FIGHT FOR ACCOUNTABILITY CONTINUES Reps. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna have introduced H.R. 9694, the Epstein Files Transparency Act II, to force the DOJ to comply with the original transparency law signed by President Trump. The bill would give state attorneys general, survivors, and other authorized parties the right to sue the U.S. Attorney General when Epstein-related files are withheld, delayed, concealed, or improperly redacted. It would also require unredacted records to reach state and local prosecutors pursuing real investigations. New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez is seeking records connected to Epstein’s Zorro Ranch, but federal delays and limited DOJ cooperation have blocked access to materials his office says are critical to its investigation. This is about more than documents. It is about forcing transparency, supporting survivors, and exposing a system of abuse that powerful institutions have kept buried. Thomas Massie joins to discuss.

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🚨🇺🇸Massie and Khanna file a follow-up to their Epstein law, letting states and survivors SUE the Attorney General over 3 million withheld files. -The Epstein Files Transparency Act II would give state attorneys general and survivors standing to sue the U.S. Attorney General to force compliance with the original law Trump signed -Massie's charge: the DOJ "continues to unlawfully withhold over 3 million Epstein files that should be released to the public" and is "unlawfully maintaining heavy redactions on the files it is releasing" -Khanna says the department "violated our law, delayed the release of millions of files, botched the redactions, and denied the survivors justice" -The specific trigger: New Mexico's attorney general is ready to prosecute crimes at Zorro Ranch but cannot get DOJ cooperation, so the bill routes documents straight to any state AG willing to bring charges -The DOJ's July 2 filing pushed back, with Acting AG Todd Blanche arguing further release would harm victims and the government, offering instead to share materials "in camera," meaning behind closed doors with a judge The workaround is the whole design. Massie believes the DOJ has no interest in prosecuting the men the records expose, so the fix is to hand the files to prosecutors who do. Khanna's answer for why this issue refuses to die is worth sitting with, that people are watching rich and powerful men accused of trafficking girls walk away clean and drawing conclusions about the country. Source: Thomas Massie Ro Khanna CNN / Writer: Daniel
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🚨🇺🇸Massie and Khanna file a follow-up to their Epstein law, letting states and survivors SUE the Attorney General over 3 million withheld files. -The Epstein Files Transparency Act II would give state attorneys general and survivors standing to sue the U.S. Attorney General to force compliance with the original law Trump signed -Massie's charge: the DOJ "continues to unlawfully withhold over 3 million Epstein files that should be released to the public" and is "unlawfully maintaining heavy redactions on the files it is releasing" -Khanna says the department "violated our law, delayed the release of millions of files, botched the redactions, and denied the survivors justice" -The specific trigger: New Mexico's attorney general is ready to prosecute crimes at Zorro Ranch but cannot get DOJ cooperation, so the bill routes documents straight to any state AG willing to bring charges -The DOJ's July 2 filing pushed back, with Acting AG Todd Blanche arguing further release would harm victims and the government, offering instead to share materials "in camera," meaning behind closed doors with a judge The workaround is the whole design. Massie believes the DOJ has no interest in prosecuting the men the records expose, so the fix is to hand the files to prosecutors who do. Khanna's answer for why this issue refuses to die is worth sitting with, that people are watching rich and powerful men accused of trafficking girls walk away clean and drawing conclusions about the country. Source: Thomas Massie Ro Khanna CNN / Writer: Daniel

Mario Nawfal

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In addition to reading the names of the Epstein co-conspirators on the house floor, Thomas Massie is also pushing a new bill, the Epstein Transparency Act II, which would let survivors, state AGs, local prosecutors, and members of Congress challenge the DOJ in court over the more than 3 million Epstein files that are being unlawfully withheld from the public. Massie has been relentlessly pursuing justice for Epstein’s victims and I commend him for it.
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In addition to reading the names of the Epstein co-conspirators on the house floor, Thomas Massie is also pushing a new bill, the Epstein Transparency Act II, which would let survivors, state AGs, local prosecutors, and members of Congress challenge the DOJ in court over the more than 3 million Epstein files that are being unlawfully withheld from the public. Massie has been relentlessly pursuing justice for Epstein’s victims and I commend him for it.

Power to the People ☭🕊

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THE EPSTEIN FILES ARE STILL SEALED. MASSIE WANTS DOJ IN COURT. Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie took to the House floor and named 14 people he described as Jeffrey Epstein co-conspirators who he says should be investigated and prosecuted. He also launched the next phase of his fight to force transparency: the Epstein Files Transparency Act II. Massie says more than 3 million Epstein-related records that should be public are still being unlawfully withheld while documents the DOJ has released remain heavily and improperly redacted. The Epstein Files Transparency Act II would let survivors, state attorneys general, local prosecutors, and members of Congress challenge DOJ in court over records they believe are being withheld or censored. Survivors could seek their own unredacted files, including relevant FBI FD-302 interview reports. State and local prosecutors could also obtain unredacted federal records needed to pursue cases under state law. Massie, Ro Khanna, and Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández have launched a new discharge effort to force the bill forward. They need 218 House signatures to bypass leadership and bring the legislation to a floor vote. As the Trump administration and DOJ continue to stonewall the full release of the Epstein files, Massie and Congress are escalating the push for accountability. Ann Vandersteel™️ joins me to break it down.
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THE EPSTEIN FILES ARE STILL SEALED. MASSIE WANTS DOJ IN COURT. Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie took to the House floor and named 14 people he described as Jeffrey Epstein co-conspirators who he says should be investigated and prosecuted. He also launched the next phase of his fight to force transparency: the Epstein Files Transparency Act II. Massie says more than 3 million Epstein-related records that should be public are still being unlawfully withheld while documents the DOJ has released remain heavily and improperly redacted. The Epstein Files Transparency Act II would let survivors, state attorneys general, local prosecutors, and members of Congress challenge DOJ in court over records they believe are being withheld or censored. Survivors could seek their own unredacted files, including relevant FBI FD-302 interview reports. State and local prosecutors could also obtain unredacted federal records needed to pursue cases under state law. Massie, Ro Khanna, and Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández have launched a new discharge effort to force the bill forward. They need 218 House signatures to bypass leadership and bring the legislation to a floor vote. As the Trump administration and DOJ continue to stonewall the full release of the Epstein files, Massie and Congress are escalating the push for accountability. Ann Vandersteel™️ joins me to break it down.

Ben Swann

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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.
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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.

Acyn

46,774 views • 3 days ago

🚨 ROGAN O’HANDLEY: “A couple months ago the DOJ released what they called phase one of the Epstein files. They said that there were more files in the New York FBI office. Reports say that the DOJ now has those files. Is there going to be another release or arrest made from the client list?” LEAVITT: “I can assure you that the attorney general is working on it. I have to check in with them for a specific timeline, but I can tell you that the Attorney General is a bulldog and she is somebody that you want on your team. When she wants to get something done, she gets it done…”
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🚨 ROGAN O’HANDLEY: “A couple months ago the DOJ released what they called phase one of the Epstein files. They said that there were more files in the New York FBI office. Reports say that the DOJ now has those files. Is there going to be another release or arrest made from the client list?” LEAVITT: “I can assure you that the attorney general is working on it. I have to check in with them for a specific timeline, but I can tell you that the Attorney General is a bulldog and she is somebody that you want on your team. When she wants to get something done, she gets it done…”

Autism Capital 🧩

61,051 views • 1 year ago

Scott Jennings on the Epstein Files: Well, look, they've released how many documents tonight? 200,000 or more? 400? So, a good faith effort is being made to release files tonight… Regarding Bill Clinton, I'm sorry to tell you, the reason that Bill Clinton's picture is in the Epstein files is because this has always been a story about Bill Clinton and not Donald Trump. We should call it the Clinton files, not the Epstein files.” “That's what we're learning tonight. This is the Clinton files. This is the blowing up in the face of the Democrats over this. It's Bill Clinton — this is a story about Democrats and Bill Clinton, and it's always been that way.”
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Scott Jennings on the Epstein Files: Well, look, they've released how many documents tonight? 200,000 or more? 400? So, a good faith effort is being made to release files tonight… Regarding Bill Clinton, I'm sorry to tell you, the reason that Bill Clinton's picture is in the Epstein files is because this has always been a story about Bill Clinton and not Donald Trump. We should call it the Clinton files, not the Epstein files.” “That's what we're learning tonight. This is the Clinton files. This is the blowing up in the face of the Democrats over this. It's Bill Clinton — this is a story about Democrats and Bill Clinton, and it's always been that way.”

RedWave Press

753,733 views • 8 months ago

Khanna on Bondi Ousting: It's all about the Epstein files and the cover up. It shows that congress doesn't have to be a doormat when Thomas Massie and I basically forced Donald Trump to fire his own attorney general and forced the release of 3 million files… She fought tooth and nail not to release these files, and then she insulted congress instead of complying with the law. And this is the fate.
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Khanna on Bondi Ousting: It's all about the Epstein files and the cover up. It shows that congress doesn't have to be a doormat when Thomas Massie and I basically forced Donald Trump to fire his own attorney general and forced the release of 3 million files… She fought tooth and nail not to release these files, and then she insulted congress instead of complying with the law. And this is the fate.

Acyn

20,681 views • 5 months ago

It is a good day for democracy—and a lot going down in Congress. From the war in Iran, to the Epstein files and Zorro Ranch, to the DHS shut down, Trump attacking the Pope and GOP imploding—there is so much to talk about. ⬇️ New Mexico DOJ Epstein tipline:
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It is a good day for democracy—and a lot going down in Congress. From the war in Iran, to the Epstein files and Zorro Ranch, to the DHS shut down, Trump attacking the Pope and GOP imploding—there is so much to talk about. ⬇️ New Mexico DOJ Epstein tipline:

Rep. Melanie Stansbury

12,967 views • 4 months ago

Mike Benz explains how we can get the rest of the Jeffrey Epstein files released He says a new bill must be created by Congress specifically directed at the CIA “What it may require, because all these disclosures are forced by a bill from Thomas Massie that passed 426 to 1 for the Justice Department side of these disclosures. It is my view that the files around Epstein's intelligence ties are not held at DOJ. It may take a separate legislative bill to coerce disclosures from our intelligence agencies, which was how we got the JFK files in the 1990s. When Congress passed a bill forcing the CIA to begin disclosing JFK files, that may be the next step if these files are insufficient. That's where we got to go. And Congress has to step in and force the CIA to release those files.”
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Mike Benz explains how we can get the rest of the Jeffrey Epstein files released He says a new bill must be created by Congress specifically directed at the CIA “What it may require, because all these disclosures are forced by a bill from Thomas Massie that passed 426 to 1 for the Justice Department side of these disclosures. It is my view that the files around Epstein's intelligence ties are not held at DOJ. It may take a separate legislative bill to coerce disclosures from our intelligence agencies, which was how we got the JFK files in the 1990s. When Congress passed a bill forcing the CIA to begin disclosing JFK files, that may be the next step if these files are insufficient. That's where we got to go. And Congress has to step in and force the CIA to release those files.”

Wall Street Apes

184,416 views • 7 months ago

Thomas Massie on Epstein Files indictments: "you're going to need another FBI Director and another Attorney General" "Kash Patel already... told the Judiciary Committee... there's no evidence... in these files of any co-conspirators besides... Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell" "so [Patel's] either got to claim ignorance when we start investigating and indicting the people who are implicated in these files, or he's committed perjury to Congress" "[And] yes, Pam Bondi is gone, but it was always Todd Blanche who was running the document production of the Epstein Files anyway" This clip of Massie (Thomas Massie) is taken from an interview with James Patrick (James Patrick) posted to YouTube on May 21, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip-------------- "The effort to release the Epstein Files has been extremely successful. Honestly, it's exceeded my expectations in at least one dimension. The volume of information that we've received and the things we've found out about, are more than I could have imagined. "But I wouldn't have hoped that we'd get to this point and not had any indictments or investigations. So it's been successful in the sense that it's released a lot of information, we've learned a lot of things, but it's not been successful yet in the sense that anybody in this country has been held accountable. "We see some accountability in other countries. I mean, the former Prime Minister of Norway, the British Ambassador to the United States, Prince Andrew, French Minister of Culture. All of these folks haven't just lost their jobs or titles. They've been arrested or indicted or raided. And so there is accountability over there. There's not been accountability here. "I think to get to the next step, you're going to need another FBI director and another Attorney General. Will that happen during this administration? I hope so, but I'm not sure that it will. "You see, Kash Patel has already told the Judiciary Committee in the Senate, and he's told me personally as a member of the Judiciary Committee in a hearing, that he was, you know, sworn to tell the truth, that there's no evidence whatsoever in these files of any co-conspirators besides Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. "And so he's either got to claim ignorance when we start investigating and indicting the people who are implicated in these files, or he's committed perjury to Congress. So I don't think you're going to get him to say either of those two outcomes. "You'll probably need another FBI director to get to the next step and probably another Attorney General, because, yes, Pam Bondi is gone, but it was always Todd Blanche who was running the document production of the Epstein Files anyway."
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Thomas Massie on Epstein Files indictments: "you're going to need another FBI Director and another Attorney General" "Kash Patel already... told the Judiciary Committee... there's no evidence... in these files of any co-conspirators besides... Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell" "so [Patel's] either got to claim ignorance when we start investigating and indicting the people who are implicated in these files, or he's committed perjury to Congress" "[And] yes, Pam Bondi is gone, but it was always Todd Blanche who was running the document production of the Epstein Files anyway" This clip of Massie (Thomas Massie) is taken from an interview with James Patrick (James Patrick) posted to YouTube on May 21, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip-------------- "The effort to release the Epstein Files has been extremely successful. Honestly, it's exceeded my expectations in at least one dimension. The volume of information that we've received and the things we've found out about, are more than I could have imagined. "But I wouldn't have hoped that we'd get to this point and not had any indictments or investigations. So it's been successful in the sense that it's released a lot of information, we've learned a lot of things, but it's not been successful yet in the sense that anybody in this country has been held accountable. "We see some accountability in other countries. I mean, the former Prime Minister of Norway, the British Ambassador to the United States, Prince Andrew, French Minister of Culture. All of these folks haven't just lost their jobs or titles. They've been arrested or indicted or raided. And so there is accountability over there. There's not been accountability here. "I think to get to the next step, you're going to need another FBI director and another Attorney General. Will that happen during this administration? I hope so, but I'm not sure that it will. "You see, Kash Patel has already told the Judiciary Committee in the Senate, and he's told me personally as a member of the Judiciary Committee in a hearing, that he was, you know, sworn to tell the truth, that there's no evidence whatsoever in these files of any co-conspirators besides Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. "And so he's either got to claim ignorance when we start investigating and indicting the people who are implicated in these files, or he's committed perjury to Congress. So I don't think you're going to get him to say either of those two outcomes. "You'll probably need another FBI director to get to the next step and probably another Attorney General, because, yes, Pam Bondi is gone, but it was always Todd Blanche who was running the document production of the Epstein Files anyway."

Sense Receptor

13,056 views • 3 months ago

Acting AG Todd Blanche, has enough votes to get confirmed as Attorney General. Blanche was at the center of the Epstein Files coverup where a reported 3 million files are still not released and no one in the Epstein files has been prosecuted, except Gislaine Maxwell in 2021. Senators Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins are voting no. Early Friday, Senator Bill Cassidy said he is voting yes (despite pressure from his constituents to vote no), giving Blanche enough votes to be confirmed.
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Acting AG Todd Blanche, has enough votes to get confirmed as Attorney General. Blanche was at the center of the Epstein Files coverup where a reported 3 million files are still not released and no one in the Epstein files has been prosecuted, except Gislaine Maxwell in 2021. Senators Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins are voting no. Early Friday, Senator Bill Cassidy said he is voting yes (despite pressure from his constituents to vote no), giving Blanche enough votes to be confirmed.

Shadow of Ezra

45,638 views • 28 days ago

Epstein survivor: The question is whether Todd Blanche has demonstrated the judgment, independence, and fidelity to the rule of law required to serve as Attorney General of the United States. I respectfully submit that he has not. My name is Liz Stein. This is not a political issue for us. It is based on the Department of Justice's failure to faithfully implement the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
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Epstein survivor: The question is whether Todd Blanche has demonstrated the judgment, independence, and fidelity to the rule of law required to serve as Attorney General of the United States. I respectfully submit that he has not. My name is Liz Stein. This is not a political issue for us. It is based on the Department of Justice's failure to faithfully implement the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

Headquarters

28,324 views • 1 month ago

🚨 JUST IN: DC Draino respectfully pressures the White House on where the remaining EPSTEIN FILES are and if she has any timeline on their release - AND "when we might start seeing some arrests." This is in the new media press briefing. DC_Draino: "A couple months ago, the DOJ released what they called 'Phase One' of the Epstein files. And they announced that a lot of those files, the remaining files, probably the bulk of the files, are actually in the New York field office." "They requested that they be returned the day after, and some legacy media reports show that not only were those files returned to the DOJ, but that hundreds of FBI agents are going through them day after day and getting them ready for public release." "Do you have any updates from the DOJ or the FBI on when those files are expected to be released, and also when we might start seeing some arrests of the client list?" LEAVITT: "I can assure you that the attorney general and her team at the Department of Justice are working on this diligently. For a specific timeline, I'd have to check in with them. And we can certainly do that for you, Rogan, in the effort of transparency." "I will tell you: the Attorney General is a bulldog. She is someone you want on your team. And when she wants to get something done, she gets it done. I've seen her do it in various instances already in her time as Attorney General." "And when she makes a promise, she keeps it. I don't have a specific timeline on you for that, but I do, know that they're working on it over there. This is the 2nd solid question from DC Draino at the White House today, leagues above the significance of other Legacy Media questions.
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🚨 JUST IN: DC Draino respectfully pressures the White House on where the remaining EPSTEIN FILES are and if she has any timeline on their release - AND "when we might start seeing some arrests." This is in the new media press briefing. DC_Draino: "A couple months ago, the DOJ released what they called 'Phase One' of the Epstein files. And they announced that a lot of those files, the remaining files, probably the bulk of the files, are actually in the New York field office." "They requested that they be returned the day after, and some legacy media reports show that not only were those files returned to the DOJ, but that hundreds of FBI agents are going through them day after day and getting them ready for public release." "Do you have any updates from the DOJ or the FBI on when those files are expected to be released, and also when we might start seeing some arrests of the client list?" LEAVITT: "I can assure you that the attorney general and her team at the Department of Justice are working on this diligently. For a specific timeline, I'd have to check in with them. And we can certainly do that for you, Rogan, in the effort of transparency." "I will tell you: the Attorney General is a bulldog. She is someone you want on your team. And when she wants to get something done, she gets it done. I've seen her do it in various instances already in her time as Attorney General." "And when she makes a promise, she keeps it. I don't have a specific timeline on you for that, but I do, know that they're working on it over there. This is the 2nd solid question from DC Draino at the White House today, leagues above the significance of other Legacy Media questions.

Eric Daugherty

959,144 views • 1 year ago

Today I questioned the Solicitor General about the Attorney General’s role in the collapse of the China spy prosecution. Throughout this saga there have been conflicting accounts about who did what, and why decisions were taken. The rules are clear, the Attorney General must be consulted on politically sensitive matters. That doesn’t compromise their independence, it ensures they are informed at the time. We understand from the Director of Public Prosecutions that the Attorney General must have been told there was insufficient evidence to prosecute. If that’s the case, the Attorney General’s duty was to warn the Government that unless they provided more evidence, the case would collapse. So my question: Did the Attorney General say to the Government, “You are not providing enough evidence to secure a prosecution. It is over to you to do as you have been asked by the DPP”? We deserve to know whether that warning was given, and if it was given, why it was ignored.
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Today I questioned the Solicitor General about the Attorney General’s role in the collapse of the China spy prosecution. Throughout this saga there have been conflicting accounts about who did what, and why decisions were taken. The rules are clear, the Attorney General must be consulted on politically sensitive matters. That doesn’t compromise their independence, it ensures they are informed at the time. We understand from the Director of Public Prosecutions that the Attorney General must have been told there was insufficient evidence to prosecute. If that’s the case, the Attorney General’s duty was to warn the Government that unless they provided more evidence, the case would collapse. So my question: Did the Attorney General say to the Government, “You are not providing enough evidence to secure a prosecution. It is over to you to do as you have been asked by the DPP”? We deserve to know whether that warning was given, and if it was given, why it was ignored.

Iain Duncan Smith MP Chingford & Woodford Green

26,897 views • 10 months ago

Mike Benz Calls on Congress to FORCE the Release of the Epstein Files at The CIA: ‘Who Wants to Be a Hero?!’ Q: “Is anybody going to go to jail for this?” BENZ: “Who wants to be a hero? Any member of Congress. Thomas Massie, run it back. The same bill you just did for the Justice Department files, you can do the exact same thing for the CIA files. The Epstein Disclosure Act was only for DOJ originated files… who’s going to be against this? The DOJ files bill was 427-1 and 99-0 in the Senate. Who’s gonna want to be on the other side of a CIA declassification?”
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Mike Benz Calls on Congress to FORCE the Release of the Epstein Files at The CIA: ‘Who Wants to Be a Hero?!’ Q: “Is anybody going to go to jail for this?” BENZ: “Who wants to be a hero? Any member of Congress. Thomas Massie, run it back. The same bill you just did for the Justice Department files, you can do the exact same thing for the CIA files. The Epstein Disclosure Act was only for DOJ originated files… who’s going to be against this? The DOJ files bill was 427-1 and 99-0 in the Senate. Who’s gonna want to be on the other side of a CIA declassification?”

Benny Johnson

385,571 views • 7 months ago

🚨 Massie now says Tuesday’s House vote to release the Epstein files could hit a veto-proof majority. If that happens, Trump can’t bury it, the Attorney General can’t stall it, and the cover-up cracks wide open. This is the closest Congress has ever come to forcing full disclosure and every power broker tied to Epstein is sweating today.
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🚨 Massie now says Tuesday’s House vote to release the Epstein files could hit a veto-proof majority. If that happens, Trump can’t bury it, the Attorney General can’t stall it, and the cover-up cracks wide open. This is the closest Congress has ever come to forcing full disclosure and every power broker tied to Epstein is sweating today.

Brian Allen

758,049 views • 9 months ago

Trump nominated Todd Blanche to be the new US Attorney General. There's just a few problems. Blanche interviewed Ghislaine Maxwell and gave her a platform to lie before she got a prison transfer. He's also friends with her lawyer. Blanche is also mixed up with the DOJ failing to release all of the Epstein files. And he's invested in crypto, tied to a firm that broke the law and was investigated by the FBI, and much, much more.
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Trump nominated Todd Blanche to be the new US Attorney General. There's just a few problems. Blanche interviewed Ghislaine Maxwell and gave her a platform to lie before she got a prison transfer. He's also friends with her lawyer. Blanche is also mixed up with the DOJ failing to release all of the Epstein files. And he's invested in crypto, tied to a firm that broke the law and was investigated by the FBI, and much, much more.

More Perfect Union

16,994 views • 1 month ago