Epstein - The Epstein Files Act Is Now Law

ClemsonCO14

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Do you think you’re an intelligent person?

It’s fascinating that you use an interview with ~10 people as proof that Donald Trump wasn’t involved with any victims - that’s less than 1% of the >1,000 victims (per the DOJ). You’d be bankrupt if you made financial decisions based on 1% of the available data / information.

You continue to ignore the factual and circumstantial evidence against Trump - eg, how do you defend his letters to Epstein? How do you defend the supersized check for the “sale” of a “depreciated” woman (ie, she is now too old for Epstein)? Do you really think Donald Trump wasn’t at least aware of Epstein’s gross and illegal conduct?
 
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baltimorened

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Do you think you’re an intelligent person?

It’s fascinating that you use an interview with ~10 people as proof that Donald Trump wasn’t involved with any victims - that’s less than 1% of the >1,000 victims (per the DOJ). You’d be bankrupt if you made financial decisions based on 1% of the available data / information.

You continue to ignore the factual and circumstantial evidence against Trump - eg, how do you defend his letters to Epstein? How do you defend the supersized check for the “sale” of a “depreciated” woman (ie, she is now too old for Epstein)? Do you really think Donald Trump wasn’t at least aware of Epstein’s gross and illegal conduct?
I think you're 100% right. A sample of 10 really is not a good analysis. But here's the thing, as you said there are 1000 victims, per the DoJ, and so far not one of them has come forward and said "Donald Trump was involved". Not one...no lawsuits, no criminal charges..nothing. Don't you find that strange?
 

dpic73

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It will be interesting to see if they find another way to delay the government from reopening because once they do, they'll have no excuse not to swear in Adelita Grijalva, Arizona's newly elected representative, who will be the deciding vote on releasing the Epstein files. If Johnson the weasel won't do it, I believe a judge can step in. 🤞
 

fatpiggy

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No doubt he's guilty as sin. Along with a number of other people in the files. Proving things beyond a reasonable doubt will be the issue.
I agree. It will be a huge flop unless there is a list of people who were paying clients.

Being “in the file” with no context will mean nothing.
 
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yoshi121374

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I agree. It will be a huge flop unless there is a list of people who were paying clients.

Being “in the file” with no context will mean nothing.

Again .. didn't they claim there weren't any files?

Funny how you just accept hold face lies from the White House.
 

UrHuckleberry

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Looked it up.

AI Overview:

"Yes, judges denied the government's requests to unseal specific Jeffrey Epstein grand jury files on three separate occasions in August 2025, with U.S. District Judge Richard Berman making the final ruling. The judges' reasons included the government already possessing more comprehensive materials related to the case and that the grand jury materials alone would not meet the high bar for unsealing.
  • The requests were from the Department of Justice (DOJ) and concerned grand jury transcripts and exhibits from the Epstein case.
  • The rulings came after public pressure to release more information about Epstein's associates.
  • The judges argued the DOJ had a much larger trove of documents from the case that it could release instead of the limited grand jury materials.
  • These denials were the third and final time federal judges rejected similar motions from the DOJ. "
 
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