So we were told that they're going to ask a judge to do what, to release the files and let the people see the files, right?

Is that what they promised us, Tom?

Yep, called unsealing testimony.

Perfect.

And then what happens when we're told that?

Judge denies request to unseal Epstein grand jury transcripts in Florida.

So why would he do that?

Why would this judge do that?

Okay.

Federal judge in Florida, Judge Robin Rosenberg, denied the Trump administration's request on Wednesday to unseal grand jury transcripts.

Rob, it says you have a video here from 2005 to 2007 investigation into the EPSC, citing, citing

the Justice Department's concession that laws on criminal procedure generally forbid unsealing,

grand jury testimony, except in narrow circumstances, stating in her 12-page order, the court's

hands are tied, and Justice Department requests driven by special circumstances and historical

interests by the public aimed to bolster claims that it had no left no stone unturned and

noting since July 6, 2025, there has been extensive public interest on the basis for

the memorandum conclusions.

The decision frustrates the administration's efforts to address the pressure from the right-wing

supporters demanding more Epstein-related disclosures.

Is this the clip-rob about...

Yes, this is Caroline Levitt was asked if the Trump administration is going to appeal the judge's ruling.

Go for it.

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