House Democrats seize on FBI to deal with Jeffrey Epstein case

House Judiciary Committee Democrats announced they are exploring whether FBI director Kash Patel intentionally refuses to disclose with Jeffrey Epstein.

“Who are you protecting by refusing to release Epstein’s archives? In 2023, on Benny Johnson’s podcast, you were asked why the FBI “protects the world’s most important predators” by refusing to release Epstein’s list of clients.

“Now you are the director of the FBI, you know exactly who is related to the Epstein archives, but you refuse to release them. Who are you protecting, why?”

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The letter points to several times Patel demanded transparency in the Epstein case, including his statement shortly after he took the post: “There will be no concealment, no lost documents, and no stone unwavering – anyone who undermines the matter will quickly pursue this.”

“It’s strange that once you determine who is actually in the archive, all of these promises seem to collapse,” the Democrat wrote.

They also mentioned New York Times The report said that hundreds of people poured into thousands of documents related to Epstein were detailed.

“The crazy censorship of nearly 1,000 agents clearly showed no information worthy of disclosure to the U.S. public, but at least some of the information in the censorship was shared with President Trump. In May, it was reported that President Trump had reportedly told President Trump that his name did recur in the Epstein archives,” the letter said. ”

“The obvious questions abound: Why are so many agents responsible for reviewing documents that have never been published? What specific instructions were given during the review? What information did these agents find that led to the DOJ and the FBI turning back their promises to release archives, and how about these decisions related to the president?”

FBI Director Kash Patel Appropriation Subcommittee at a hearing on Business, Justice, Science, Science and related agencies in Washington, DC on Wednesday, May 7, 2025. (Pete Kiehart/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

president Donald Trump He himself was told his name was in any document related to Epstein in late July.

The president said at the time: “No, I never made a profile.” No. ”

However, there has never been a report on the possibility that Trump’s name would appear. Both were known to be friendly before the fall in the early 2000s, although Trump was never associated with Epstein’s crimes.

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Trump himself directs the Department of Justice (DOJ) Issuing a grand jury transcript In connection with Epstein, Attorney General Pam Bondi then spoke with a deputy interview with Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell in a Florida prison.

Trump has also repeatedly called the fanaticism around Epstein a “scam.”

The Justice Department has since handed over thousands of documents related to Epstein to the House Oversight Committee.

Epstein, a convicted sex offender, committed suicide in 2019, while the government’s handling of the case has broken down while awaiting federal sex trafficking charges and prosecutions at Republican bases.

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The departments originated from a Justice Department memorandum released in July that said: “This systematic review shows a “customer list” without charges. There is also no reliable evidence to find Epstein blackmailed outstanding people as part of his actions.

Since then, Democrats and the new discovery call have captured transparency in Epstein’s case, which Republicans see as hypocritical.

FBI public information officials declined to comment on letters from the Fox News Digital Bureau.