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50,000 Missing Epstein Files to Go Public This Week
The Trump administration is set to release 50,000 “missing” Jeffrey Epstein documents this week. The move will come after reports of the disappeared files emerged late last month.
The Justice Department has warned that the documents contain claims about alleged wrongdoing by Donald Trump. The stories are “untrue and sensationalist,” and the public should not believe them, officials say. We do not know the details of the allegations, but as we’ve repeatedly written, the idea that the president is a secret pedophile has never felt right. Say what you want about the man, but liking kids does not strike us as his thing.
The DOJ is legally required to publish all six million documents it holds on Epstein, but it has only released a fraction of that number.
“We still don’t have the full truth. Videos are missing. Audio is missing. Logs are missing. There are millions more documents out there,” Nancy Mace tweeted on Wednesday.
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