Today, the Trump Justice Department released more than three million pages of documents from the Epstein files, which seems like a lot of documents, but it's reportedly only half of what the Justice Department actually has.

Donald Trump and the Department of Justice just made it clear right now that they intend to withhold approximately

50% or half of the Epstein files while claiming to fully complied with the law. This is outrageous

and incredibly concerning. Now, the Oversight Committee

subpoena, which we have had in place now since the summer, had directed the Attorney

General Pam Bondi and the Department of Justice to release all the files to our committee,

of course, while also protecting our survivors. They are now in violation of that law.

Now, the two lawmakers who worked tirelessly with survivors to pass that Epstein Files Transparency

Act, the Democrat Roe-Kana and the Republican

Thomas Bassi, sent this letter to Todd Blanche tonight, the Deputy Attorney General, with demands

for the specific material that they say that Trump DOJ has refused to release. Quote, as the bipartisan

lead sponsors of the Epstein Files Transparency Act, we write to formally

request access to unredacted documents of the Jeffrey Epstein files given ongoing reported

concerns regarding the scope and consistency of redactions in the documents released to date.

We respectfully request a meeting to review the unredacted records.

In particular, we seek access to the following categories of materials. First, hundreds of

thousands of pages of emails and other documents recovered from Jeffrey Epstein's email account

during the 2018 and 2019 investigations into Epstein and Gillesne Maxwell.

Secondly, victim interview statements from the initial Florida investigation and subsequent

investigations in New York. We understand that the department possesses FBI Form 302 reports

documenting these interviews. However, the materials released to date in this category

consist largely of pages that are fully redacted, providing no meaningful information for

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