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Jordan Collins

‘The Epstein administration’: The DoJ just declared it won’t release the rest of the Epstein files

The Trump administration has been faced with a great deal of backlash after roughly half of the Epstein files were released at the end of last month and rightly so, the things revealed have turned people’s stomachs and left them wondering what could be in the rest. But it seems we may not be getting the rest as Pam Bondi now claims the DoJ is “done” releasing the files.

That’s right, while the DoJ has acknowledged that there are roughly 6 million Epstein files, only about 3.5 million have been released to the public so far. This means that almost half of the information about Jeffrey Epstein and his accomplices is still being kept from the public and the government isn’t going to do a thing about it, which, might I add, goes against the Epstein Files Transparency Act which was passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate.

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