""And our law requires them to explain redactions. There's not a single explanation. That entire document was redacted. We have not seen the draft indictment that implicates other rich and powerful men who were on Epstein's rape island who either watched the abuse of young girls or participated in the abuse of young girls in the sex trafficking.""
"He said Attorney General Pam Bondi has been "obfuscating for months" and called the files on Friday "an incomplete release with too many redactions.""
""several hundred thousand" pages would be released on Friday. "And then, over the next couple of weeks, I expect several hundred thousand more," he added."
Congress passed a law requiring the Justice Department to release its full trove of Jeffrey Epstein documents by today. Representatives Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie led the push for that legislation and criticized the released files as overly redacted and incomplete. One New York grand jury file of 119 pages was fully blacked out despite a federal judge's order. The law mandates explanations for redactions, but no explanations were provided for many redacted materials. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche reported identification of about 1,200 victims and said hundreds of thousands of pages were being released, with more to follow. Khanna and Massie are exploring legal and congressional options.
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