Trump’s Epstein Files Cover Up Just Got Worse

Trump's DOJ is engaging in a coverup to protect abusers named in the Epstein files. That's what now multiple members of Congress are accusing Trump and his cronies of after they got the chance to view the unredacted files. It's saying that they have a list of about 20 people

who were inappropriately redacted and adding that six could likely be incriminated by their inclusion in these files. Republican Thomas Massey going scorched earth, threatening to reveal their names on the House floor the DOJ didn't release their identities. And that including a man who seemingly sent Epstein a torture video that Epstein said he loved. Now, Todd Blanche responded by saying that the redacted bit is an email and that's protected information,

except he later got community noted because that's only the case for victims. And that's a key point, because the Trump DOJ has also actively failed to protect victims' identities. But also, Massey also pointed out that the DOJ redacted the name of a well-known retired CEO,

who the FBI believed in 2019 could be a co-inspirator. With Blanche then unredacting that name, which belongs to the former CEO of Victoria's Secrets. Then we also argued that the DOJ is hiding nothing Then we also argued that the DOJ is hiding nothing because his name appears in other places in the files.