"If I heard [Rep. Robert] Garcia [D-CA] correctly, 97% of which is already out in public. So, we get three percent that's new? I don't know what it's gonna say. But I just don't understand what the big deal is. Why can't the administration just release the files? You could do the investigation, but just release all the files. You know?"
"just release all the files. You know? Trump and the people he put in charge of the FBI and the DOJ promised that they would. And it's just kinda strange that they haven't done so yet. I mean, don't you think? We just wanna know, what are they trying to hide? Why is this such a difficult thing for them to do?"
A House Oversight Committee released 33,000 documents related to Jeffrey Epstein that were provided by the Department of Justice and redacted to conceal victim names and sexually explicit material. One committee member questioned the release, noting roughly 97% of the material appears already public and asking why the administration will not simply release all files. Another committee member declined to support a resolution to force full DOJ disclosure, calling the proposed resolution a political stunt without legal force. The Department of Justice had previously declined to release certain Epstein-related files. The exchange framed the release as both a transparency issue and a partisan dispute over further disclosure.
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