We're not getting all of the six million files the DOJ has stashed in some safe house. As a matter of fact, only three million have been produced today.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche told the press that the DOJ is not releasing millions of pages of additional files, including some involving internal deliberations about the case.
It's a deliberate violation of the Epstein Files Transparency Act, law signed by Trump on Nov.19, 2025. A judge had ordered that all of the Epstein files must be turned over by December 19th, 2025.
Blanche, who is also Trump's personal lawyer, said there was no client list and nothing else to see among the three million files being withheld. He also told reporters the White House "had nothing to do" with the Justice Department's review of the files that were released.
Talk about lies upon lies, it's common knowledge Trump had hired hundreds of MAGA lawyers last year to purge his name from the files. Apparently, they need more time to purge the remaining files before Congress orders Blanche and buddies to turn the remainer over. It's an obvious stalling tactic. "Nothing more to see here?" Wink! Wink!
That's a big problem because the Epstein Files Transparency Act demands the release of "Internal DOJ communications, decisions to charge, not charge, investigate, or decline to investigate Epstein or his associates."
Meanwhile Congress will have to continue playing this cat and mouse drama which could extend throughout Trump's term. Rep. Robert Garcia, the ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, was blunt in his assessment of the partial release..."They are in violation of the law," he told reporters.
There are signs that Trump's MAGA base is losing patience with the regime's slow walking of information. Influencers and hard-core supporters are deeply suspicious that "deep state" actors within the DOJ are preventing the release of the controversial files.
They may be right. Shortly after the files were released online the DOJ started actively removing documents they just released. For example, file #EFTAO1660679, where someone accuses Trump of rape, can no longer be found on the DOJ website an hour after being posted.
During a White House presser Trump attacked reporters, in particular women reporters, when they brought up the Epstein files. He was intent on other distracting narratives like accusing the two American citizens murdered by ICE in Minneapolis of being agitators and how safe Washington D.C. is since he surged national guard troops into the city last year.
By now the majority of Americans know Trump is a liar. He proves it every day. Yet there's precious little that can be done about it. As long as all of the government agencies and Congress have MAGA leaders there's no way to control what Trump has to say.
As it Stands, "The world is not fair, and often fools, cowards, liars and the selfish hide in high places." - Bryant H. McGill
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