You're listening to the Judicial Watch weekly update with Tom Fitton.

Hey everyone, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton here with our weekly update for Judicial Watch.

A lot going on. Breaking news first, though. New Epstein files lawsuit we just filed against the Department of Justice for

records the FBI or Justice Department have on Mr. Epstein Jeffrey Epstein who

was killed or committed suicide we'd led to believe while in the custody of the

Justice Department a few years ago.

Americans want the Epstein client list.

They want to know if there's anyone else that should be held accountable for

Epstein's sexual predations.

And this is why Judicial Watch has stepped up because we're tired of waiting. And we're tired of the confusion around the records concerning Mr. Epstein.

And I like Pam Bondi. I like Cash Patel, but the way these Epstein files have been handled has undermined confidence that all the records that they have are being made available.

And institutionally speaking, I don't trust the Justice Department.

And even if some good people now seem to be running it, I still don't trust the institution.

And I talked about that in the context of other scandals

and Mr. Epstein back in 2019.

Let's play that video.

The Justice Department can't be trusted

to tie its own shoes.

And one of the reasons it's not trusted is because of its record of corruption,

its record of looking out of the other way when there is a political figure that is favored or disfavored,

political decision making in terms of prosecutions

improperly made. So the Justice Department protects Hillary Clinton, targets President Trump,

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