Massie Warns DOJ: Failing to Release Epstein Files Is a Crime
Rep. Thomas Massie warns that the Department of Justice may be committing a crime if it fails to release the Epstein files by next Friday, as required under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.In this interview, Massie explains why grand jury material is only a small fraction of what the DOJ and FBI possess, why evidence that never reached a grand jury is the real focus of oversight, and why the law leaves the Justice Department with no discretion to delay. Massie says the bill is already working — but full compliance has not yet happened.
This video breaks down what the law requires, why DOJ delays matter, and what accountability looks like when Congress puts transparency into statute.
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