The Epstein files contain significantly more incriminating information about Donald Trump than previously disclosed and were mishandled by government officials, leading to widespread knowledge of thei

“And with all the FBI and Department of Justice eyes on these unsecure files, it is no wonder Republicans in the House with contacts in both of these agencies are aware of the full scope of the content of the files and how many times Donald Trump appears in them.”

The most effective way to ensure a credible report on the Epstein files is for an independent review to be conducted in a bipartisan manner.

“I would to act in a bipartisan manner, go through every single document and prepare a report like the Durham report, like a Mueller report, and do one thing people would know is that there's no way in the world that every document that's missing will not be accounted for”

Legitimate transparency requires releasing the full FBI-reviewed documents with only victim names redacted to allow the public to judge them.

“Legitimate transparency would be to take the entirety of what Kash Patel's FBI reviewed in March looking for Donald Trump's name, the entirety of what they delivered to Pam Bondi, what Pam Bondi briefed Trump on in May, and deliver that to the American people with a site that they can go on and read”