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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...

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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 would do: “One, it allows the Attorney General in … New Mexico to use Epstein files in a prosecution in state courts for state crimes.” “Zorro Ranch is as massive and expansive and is involved in the whole Epstein saga as much or more so than Epstein Island.” “They have gone in there, the New Mexico investigators.” “But something unprecedented is happening.” “The federal Attorney General is not cooperating with the state Attorney General.” “He has been stonewalled by Todd Blanche.” “So this bill gives him unfettered access to the files so that he could prosecute crimes that happened at Zorro Ranch.” Dave Smith: “Wow, so this has got real teeth on it this time.” Massie: “If you want a prosecution and you’ve given up on Trump’s administration, we’ve got a prosecutor who is ready to go after it.” Second, the new bill states “unambiguously” the DOJ cannot continue to refuse to release files about internal deliberations on “whether to prosecute or investigate” Epstein’s co-conspirators. Third, the bill would officially give legal standing to “three categories of litigants” to file their own lawsuits. “It gives standing to survivors.” “Because here’s another category of those 3 million files that are still being withheld.” “302 forms that the FBI must complete after they’ve interviewed a witness or a victim.” “Those files are missing.” It would also give standing to state Attorneys General to file lawsuits “if Todd Blanche or the next Attorney General doesn’t cooperate.” “And it would give members of Congress standing” to file lawsuits. Thomas Massie Dave Smith

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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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