The government is using victims as pawns to avoid transparency in the Epstein files case.

“They refused to hand over the information, blamed the survivors again, used them as a pawn like they always do”

The public and independent media require access to government information held by the DOJ to ensure accountability and provide a comprehensive discourse on political candidates.

“In order to have, I think, a fulsome, fully comprehensive and transparent discourse on political viability of some of these candidates and how they stand on stuff like child predation, child rape, sex trafficking. I think that we need to have all of this information.”

French authorities must have access to unredacted Epstein files from the United States to conduct effective criminal investigations.

“Well, it is absolutely capital because because this is what an investigation looks like. I mean they cannot uh you cannot work upon papers where the you know only the name of the survivors are are are seen and the rest is redacted.”

The FBI's use of exemption B7E to withhold information is often illegitimate and overused to conceal sensitive internal processing procedures.

“B7E is another law enforcement exemption that the FBI woefully overuses. It's the one that would expose sensitive law enforcement techniques and procedures.”

The government is improperly withholding information from the Epstein files under the guise of victim privacy.

“I don't understand how you can be like, nope, those redactions are victims. We supposed to We're supposed to I'm adding a new rule that says private emails can't be released and you don't have to check my work if you want to.”