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The Department of Justice has announced that it will not be releasing all of the Epstein files as required by the Epstein Files Transparency Act, but will instead release them on a rolling basis.

Jack Smith testified for eight hours behind closed doors in front of the House Judiciary Committee,

saying he amassed powerful evidence beyond a reasonable doubt that Trump violated the law.

Co-de deputy director Dan Bongino says he will leave his position at the FBI next month.

And the Department of Justice asks for more time to return Daniel Richmond's

materials to him after they violated his Fourth Amendment rights. This is Unjustified.

Hey, everybody, welcome to Unjustified at Sunday, December 21st, 2025. Andy, I don't know how you got through co-depity director, Dan Bongino, says he will leave his position at the FBI next month without laughing. But, I mean, just because of the co-depity director moniker. But anyway, hi everyone. I'm Alison Gill. And I'm Andy McCabe crying tears of joy. Yeah, well,

you never know what you're going to get. But that was still something I didn't expect. We're going to get

to that a little bit later in the show. But for now, Allison, let's just dive right in with what's

really breaking news as we are recording this. As you probably know by now, Alison, let's just dive right in with what's really breaking news as we are recording

this. As you probably know by now, this past Friday was the deadline for the Department of

Justice to release all of the Epstein files to the public, with some redactions to protect the

victim's identities and personally identifiable information pursuant to the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

Now, the act was passed nearly unanimously by Congress last month, with only Clay Higgins voting no,

and it was signed into law by President Trump on November 19. But Todd Blanche, you remember him,

Allison, right? I do. I recall. I figured you would. Todd Blanche, you remember him, Allison, right?

I do, I recall.

I figured you would.

Todd Blanche has other plans.

The Hill reports that Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Department of Justice

would not be releasing the full Epstein files on Friday as required under new legislation,

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