US DOJ says it is launched all required Epstein recordsdata: What’s lacking? | DW News
The US Department of Justice has told lawmakers it has released all the legally-required files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. In a letter to Congress, the Justice Department described the redactions it made in the Epstein files. It also listed numerous high-profile people mentioned in the documents, even if some had no interactions with Epstein. Some lawmakers insist many significant files remain unpublished. Republican congressman Thomas Massie has accused the Trump administration of attempting to stall the full release.
00:00 DOJ says it has released all Epstein files
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