Summary
Congressman Ro Khanna and Congressman Thomas Massie have raised concerns about the Department of Justice's (DOJ) withholding of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. Despite the DOJ releasing over 3 million files, Khanna questions why additional files, particularly about Epstein's investigations, are not included.
Key Facts
- The DOJ released over 3 million files related to Jeffrey Epstein.
- The DOJ initially identified more than 6 million potentially relevant pages.
- Congressman Ro Khanna questions why only about 3.5 million files were released.
- Khanna and Congressman Thomas Massie previously pushed for the Epstein Files Transparence Act.
- Key documents, such as FBI interview statements and draft indictments from a 2007 investigation, are still not disclosed.
- Khanna expresses concern that not releasing these files could protect powerful individuals linked to the case.
