It's just incredibly disheartening that they didn't, they really failed all of the survivors on this.

After so many months of saying we're being so meticulous about this and we care so deeply about this.

So I think that that's where the slap in the face really hurts.

Hi again everybody. It's now 5 o'clock in New York, according to Donald Trump, So I think that that's where the slap in the face really hurts.

Hi again, everybody.

It's now 5 o'clock in New York.

According to Donald Trump's Justice Department, case closed, case is over in terms of their handling of the release of the Epstein files.

But more importantly, according to Epstein and Maxwell's survivors, the process has been

a slap in the face.

Over a month after the legally required deadline for DOJ to release the files in their entirety,

the Department of Justice released a massive trove of three million documents.

To call the release sloppy and haphazard is about the nicest thing we can say about it.

According to my colleague, Lisa Rubin, at least 40 known or suspected survivors' names were

revealed in the files produced Friday, not just their names, for lots of them, their addresses,

their phone numbers.

New York Times is reporting that the Justice Department published dozens of unredacted nude photos showing young women and possibly teenagers, underage girls.

In a joint statement, 18 survivors slam the government's handling their abuse, writing this, quote,

This latest release of Jeffrey Epstein files is being sold as transparency,

but what it actually does is expose survivors. Once again, survivors are having their names

and identifying information exposed, while the men who abused us remain hidden and protected.

The Justice Department cannot claim it is finished releasing files until every legally required document is released and every abuser and enabler is fully exposed.

This is not over. We will not stop until the truth is fully revealed and every perpetrator is finally held accountable.

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