We got some breaking news this morning. Major new lawsuit filed against the Department of Justice concerning the Epstein files. Katie Fang, an independent journalist, the first journalist to file suit against the Department of Justice to demand the release of all of these Epstein files, to call out the failures of the Justice Department regarding the

Epstein Files Transparency Act and so much more, potentially exposing this DOJ to massive amounts

of discovery. The last thing Todd Blanche actually wants to happen. I told you there will be

major Epstein news coming this week. This is just part one

of what will be a significant week concerning the Epstein files, and I have it all for you right now.

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I want to show you what is happening right now

because just minutes ago, hot off the press, Katie Fang decided to file a lawsuit against this

Department of Justice, specifically against Todd Blanche. In the introduction, she comes out swinging.

And I actually, I interviewed Katie at the end of this video.

We're going to go through the lawsuit a little bit, and then we're going to talk to Katie about the lawsuit.

Quote, this case is about defendant Todd Blanche's brazen, shocking and ongoing violation of the Epstein Files Transparency Act since Jeffrey Epstein first pled guilty to sex crimes in 2008, and especially

since his death in 2019, public interest in his actions and network, the Epstein elite, has been

extraordinarily high. A wide swath of the American public continues to suspect that Epstein

and his co-conspirators committed crimes

that were never adequately investigated, prosecuted, or published. And the lawsuit outlines

specific failures by the Justice Department that we know about. Incomplete redactions, it says

in its productions, the department failed to make many necessary redactions with devastating consequences.

Among other things, the department released dozens of photos of nude young women or girls.

Quote, it's hard to imagine a more egregious way of not protecting victims

in having full nude images of them available for the world to download one of the victims,

said elsewhere, at least 43 victims' names were revealed, including more than two dozen

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