So on Friday, the DOJ released three million new Epstein files.

Three million.

And while that's good, it's also six weeks late and still not the complete set of files.

Not only was the DOJ late, which, okay, I get.

Worse, they were sloppy, really sloppy.

Dozens and dozens of photos of the victims were released without redactions, allowing the public to see the faces of the victims of these children.

And people on social media, they did the DOJ's job for them.

Let me show you. In it, it turns around and says thread,

breaking. Trump's DOJ is so disgustingly inept that they posted dozens of photographs in

dataset 10 of victims, both redacted and unredacted. The black redactions are those they made and the red red redactions are mine.

I made to their unredacted images that they posted of likely victims.

Pam Bondi is putting victims at risk while at the same time not releasing the actual

information that they are calling for. Imagine that.

Imagine that to be that sloppy. Well, what the hell have they been working on? Because for more

than a year, we've watched them parade out three ring notebooks. It's all ready, it's all ready

to go, all ready to go. Now we have to do redactions. We're six

weeks late, but don't worry. We're just going to do the worst possible job imaginable.

Now, mind you, meanwhile, DOJ, they tried to redact the photo of Trump in a text conversation

between Jeffrey Epstein and Steve Bannon, though sadly for Trump, it was

really easy to recognize him. Let me show you. In it, it turns around and it shows, yeah,

there's the picture. Redacted, but we certainly know who that is. And here is seemingly the original photo. Yep, how Trump got

bad at Twitter. Once he ruled the medium, but read his feed, and now you can see something has gone

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