Kash Patel's Epstein Boast UNRAVELS With One Question From Whitehouse

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse asks FBI Director Kash Patel about 37 undisclosed Epstein pages.
Patel's answer: 'I don't know what you're referencing.'

At the Senate Judiciary Committee's FBI oversight hearing on Sept. 15, 2026, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) pressed FBI Director Kash Patel on his grand jury testimony, Epstein bank records, foreign requests for information, and finally 37 Epstein pages still missing from public view. Patel answered, 'We have complied with the statute and the court orders,' and pointed to three and a half million pages. Asked what the 37 pages are, he said, 'I don't know what you're referencing.'

NPR's count of 37 had been in print since March. In June, Judge Emmet Sullivan wrote, 'The Attorney General has conceded that he is in violation of the Act,' which the Justice Department disputes. My read: three and a half million pages, and he can't explain 37.

CHAPTERS
0:00 The Epstein pages still missing
0:42 Whitehouse questions Patel
11:25 The 37 had been public since March
12:52 Every answer pointed somewhere else
15:15 The interview notes already in court
18:04 'We have complied' next to the record
20:28 The big number, up close
23:42 Didn't know, or wouldn't engage?
24:48 Sources

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