Thomas Massie calls for subpoena to Jeffrey Epstein estate

R-Ky. Rep. Thomas Massie joined D-Calif’s progressive Rep. Ro Khanna on Sunday to call for a subpoena on Jeffrey Epstein’s property.

Masi and Kana The move and accompanying legislation were announced during a show-up with host Jonathan Karl. In addition to the call for subpoena, the two’s legislation will force the House to vote on the release of the government’s Epstein archives.

“Well, I think we deserve more books. Let’s get financial records of the estate. Where – follow this money, as they say here,” Massie said. “We should look at the plea deal. Open it. See what deal is. What is the cut deal? I think it’s not just that letter.”

Massi also said that Americans should see the so-called birthday letter written by Donald Trump to Epstein in 2003. The letter was first reported by the Wall Street Journal, but Trump denied it existed and sued the document for defamation.

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Members say their legislation will force Epstein Manor The federal government releases all documents related to Epstein’s crimes.

“This will force the full release of the document. It has the power of the law. It is not a subpoena. It is not a ‘Pretty oleas, will you release the document?’ It is the power of the law that protects the names of the victims and prevents the release of child pornography.”

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Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) and Massie introduced legislation that would force the entire release of the Epstein archives. (William B. Plowman/NBC via Getty Images)

House Speaker Mike Johnson avoided a scheduled vote on the legislation last week and began the day starting in August. Johnson appeared in NBC News “With the Press” on Sunday, saying Massie and Khanna pushed for legislation as “reckless”.

He argued that he favored the “maximum disclosure” Epstein’s documents, But claims that the legislation of Massie and Khanna lacks safeguards.

House Speaker Mike Johnson blocked the vote on legislation that produced Epstein’s archives. (Nathan Posner/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Many Republicans criticized Democrats for focusing on the Epstein case because it has become a problem at the White House. Critics say Democrats have had little interest in the issue over the years, although Karna denies these claims.

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“We have been pushing for greater transparency during the Biden administration. In 2021 and 2024, the court ordered the release of documents, but Donald Trump raised his stake, which he did somehow in the campaign.