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Welcome back to the Epstein Files.

Last time, we walked through a sitting United States Senator blocking the Epstein Bank

Records Bill on the floor. Today, we're following that obstruction to the Department of Justice

itself, where the man who defended Donald Trump in a Manhattan hush money trial

is now the second highest-ranking official in federal law enforcement, and he is telling the country

to move on from Jeffrey Epstein. As always, every document and source we reference is available

at the Neuro broadcast network website. So on March 18, 26, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche

personally intervened to block the DEA from complying with Senator Ron Wyden's request for a classified Epstein file.

Blanche did not cite national security.

He said a department policy.

Then he told reporters the country should move on.

The record shows that Todd Blanche built his career at the precise intersection of federal prosecution and elite criminal defense.

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