After Years of Speculation, DOJ Faces Friday Deadline to Release Remaining Epstein Files: ‘Congress last month passed the Epstein Transparency Act ordering the release’
Source: T_Shurt
After Years of Speculation, DOJ Faces Friday Deadline to Release Remaining Epstein Files: ‘Congress last month passed the Epstein Transparency Act ordering the release’
Source: T_Shurt
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What happens if the deadline is ignored?
And black bars of redaction in five, four, three…
Is it known what time today we can expect the releases to begin?
First deadline, let’s be honest with ourselves, whatever they choose not to release will be subject to court cases that will themselves have many deadlines, probably also destined to be broken.
Like close of business Friday? Eastern time or West?!
Deadline or not, I bet half the pages will be blacked out. Transparency Act sounds nice until you see the redactions.
Not going to happen
Bondi will ignore the deadline. Think Mike Johnson will do anything about it?
I’m honestly just expecting a link to a Rick Roll.
Or “to save black ink, we just didn’t print the redacted information” then just gives us a bunch of blank paper.
Yea, good luck with that
It’s Friday here in the Midwest
Everything we have seen thus far has been exactly as predicted.
Gates, Clinton, Trump, etc.
I am Jack’s Complete lack of surprise.
There are no sides, just the rich vs. everyone else.
I suggest that if the deadline passes, there should be an immediate new, bigger No Kings protest like never before.
Are they supposed to be released on a public website or what?
Well…were waiting…
Well every additional minute of delay is another nail in the coffin of donald trump’s supposed innocence in this matter.
It is obvious he is guilty as sin and we don’t even know the half of it.
Sure, they’re going to redact as much as possible BUT there are hundreds of thousands of documents and they can’t possibly determine the significance of every single word, phrase, image, etc. Once those files hit the Internet, you’re going to have people and institutions worldwide (including intelligence agencies) studying them and they’re going to find things that the DOJ couldn’t have possibly imagined.
They won’t be released.