He maintains that the Epstein files should be made public to provide accountability for the victims.

“What the survivors want is a public accountability. They don't want people sitting on the boards of companies, having buildings named after them, having scholarships being named after them, being given awards when they engage either in the rape of underage girls or in sex trafficking or in the cover”

The Department of Justice will attempt to cover up the release of the Epstein files by using bureaucratic tactics to avoid transparency.

“We obviously know the DOJ is going to do what it can to try to cover up the release of these Epstein files, whether it's asserting objections in the form of there's an ongoing investigation or national security or just redact everything or just I don't know, maybe put a thousand documents out one we”

Ravi Gupta is skeptical that the Trump administration will fully release all relevant Epstein files or be transparent in the process.

“I think the the cynic in me and the realist in me um questions uh whether they are going to ever release all of the files. I I'm doubtful.”

Stephen Webber believes Trump is guilty of heinous crimes involving Epstein and will attempt to suppress the files to avoid the consequences.

“I've been a believer and I I said on this podcast months ago that I think it's more likely than not that that Trump is a pedophile, that he did rape children, and that he's all over the Epstein files. It's only become more likely over the last couple months. I also believe that Trump will literally ”

There is no evidence that Donald Trump is involved in any criminal activity related to Jeffrey Epstein, and his opposition to the file release was born of frustration and defiance.

“I am absolutely confident uh that there's nothing in there that is truly derogatory about Donald Trump. There might be some things that people can insinuate, and they will, but I don't think there's anything that's truly derogatory or or I should say um shows culpability of any kind.”