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Tom Fitton on Hidden Epstein Records and DOJ/FBI Failures

Judicial WatchJuly 31, 20258 min3,734 views
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Ongoing FOIA Lawsuit for Epstein Records

  • πŸ›οΈ Judicial Watch is pursuing a FOIA lawsuit to obtain records related to Jeffrey Epstein, but has yet to receive a single document.
  • ❓ The speaker expresses confusion and frustration over the Justice Department and FBI's delay in releasing these records, despite admitting to reviewing them.
  • πŸ“„ Even released videos related to Epstein have not been provided under FOIA, which is deemed unacceptable.

Public Figures Mentioned in Epstein Files

  • πŸ“° Reports indicate Donald Trump's name appears in Epstein files, which is not surprising given their past association.
  • ⚠️ Unlike others, Trump reportedly distanced himself from Epstein once he recognized his problematic nature.
  • ✈️ Bill Clinton's name appears frequently, with Judicial Watch investigating his alleged trips on Epstein's plane, despite the Secret Service claiming no records exist.

Reopened Criminal Investigation and Ghislaine Maxwell

  • 🚨 The criminal investigation into Epstein's activities and associates appears to have been reopened.
  • 🀝 Ghislaine Maxwell, the only person jailed for Epstein-related crimes, is reportedly being interviewed by the DOJ's second-in-command, Todd Blanch.
  • πŸ€” Questions are raised about why Maxwell wasn't interviewed earlier and why the DOJ/FBI concluded their investigation without her input.

Calls for Transparency and Accountability

  • πŸ“’ The speaker emphasizes the need for the DOJ and FBI to release the documents promptly, stating there's no valid reason for further withholding.
  • πŸ“œ While some grand jury materials may be protected, many documents should be releasable to the public.
  • πŸ” Congress is expected to subpoena records and witnesses, including figures like Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Criticism of Investigation Handling

  • πŸ“‰ The handling of the Epstein investigation is criticized as a "Keystone cop type of approach," suggesting incompetence or a lack of transparency.
  • βš–οΈ This situation reinforces the need for independent investigations into politically sensitive matters due to a perceived lack of trust in current agencies.
  • ⏳ Despite the passage of time, the speaker insists that the information must be released, and Judicial Watch continues to demand these records in federal court.
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Jeffrey EpsteinJudicial WatchFOIA LawsuitDOJFBIGhislaine MaxwellDonald TrumpBill ClintonEpstein RecordsCriminal InvestigationSecret ServiceClinton Global InitiativeGrand Jury MaterialsCongressional Subpoena
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