BOMBSHELL: Hidden Epstein files IMPLICATE TRUMP
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Takeaways
- ❖Three FBI interview memoranda, detailing a woman's allegations of sexual abuse against Donald Trump when she was a minor, are missing from public Epstein files.
- ❖These missing documents were reportedly provided to Ghislaine Maxwell's defense, confirming their existence.
- ❖Congressman Ro Khanna views the withholding of these files as a 'clear violation of the law' and an 'enormous cover-up' if the allegations are against a former president.
- ❖Methods to force document release include public pressure, lawsuits in the Southern District of New York, and a proposed 'Epstein Transparency Act 2.0'.
- ❖A special master is proposed as the ideal solution to oversee document review and release, ensuring public trust.
- ❖Republicans are criticized for politicizing Hillary Clinton's deposition while being hesitant to subpoena Trump's allies with direct Epstein ties, like Howard Lutnick.
- ❖Unlike other countries, the U.S. has seen no government accountability or investigations for individuals tied to Epstein, despite congressional efforts to release files.
Insights
1Missing FBI Interviews Implicate Trump
Three of four FBI interview memoranda detailing a woman's allegations of sexual abuse against Donald Trump when she was a minor are missing from public records. These documents were provided to Ghislaine Maxwell's defense, indicating their existence and relevance.
Congressman Ro Khanna states, 'There is a woman who has accused Donald Trump of sexually abusing her when she was a minor child. There are four times that the FBI interviewed her. Only one of those interviews has been publicly released. ... three of those interviews are missing.' He adds that a document 'said that all four of those interview memorandum were produced to Maxwell Gileain Maxwell during discovery but they are not public.'
2DOJ Accused of Cover-up and Law Violation
The Department of Justice is accused of violating the law by withholding these three FBI interview documents, especially if the allegations are against a former president, which Congressman Khanna calls an 'enormous cover-up.'
Khanna states, 'Well, first of all, they're in clear violation of the law.' He later adds, 'did the Department of Justice selectively refuse to release testimony because the allegations were against the president of the United States? I mean that is an enormous cover up if true.'
3Lack of Accountability for Trump Allies
Republicans in Congress are criticized for their perceived hypocrisy: politicizing Hillary Clinton's deposition (who allegedly has no direct ties to Epstein) while being reluctant to subpoena Trump's allies, such as Howard Lutnick, who are directly implicated in the Epstein files.
The host asks, 'Is there any reason why Howard Lutnik, who was smiling in pictures with the guy, wouldn't also be called in to testify?' Khanna responds, 'Lutnik, who's all over the files, who lied about his relationship with Epstein, who had alleged business dealings with Epste is still sitting there as America's ambassador to the world for business. ... when it comes to the vote of subpoenaing, they're very very hesitant to do anything that's going to offend Donald Trump.'
4International vs. US Accountability
There is a significant disparity in accountability for Epstein-related individuals between the United States and other countries. While nations like the UK and Norway have seen prosecutions and resignations, the US government has shown a lack of investigations or consequences.
Khanna notes, 'All over the world, you're seeing prosecutions and resignations. Just today, the World Economic Forum CEO resigned. You've had the Prince, former Prince Andrew prosecuted, investigated. Lord Mendelson arrested. You've had the former Norwegian prime minister arrested.' He contrasts this with the US: 'we have no accountability.'
Lessons
- Advocate for the passage of an 'Epstein Transparency Act 2.0' to legislatively mandate the release of all missing FBI survivor statements, including the three documents implicating Donald Trump.
- Support or initiate legal action in the Southern District of New York to compel the Department of Justice to release the withheld Epstein-related documents, citing their legal obligation.
- Call for a select committee or dedicated oversight hearings in Congress to investigate the alleged cover-up of Epstein files and demand accountability from individuals like Howard Lutnick and others tied to the scandal.
Notable Moments
Revelation of three missing FBI interview memoranda implicating Donald Trump in alleged sexual abuse.
This directly points to a potential cover-up by the Department of Justice regarding allegations against a former president, raising serious questions about transparency and legal integrity.
Discussion of Hillary Clinton's deposition as a 'witch hunt' by Republicans, contrasting with the lack of action against Trump's allies.
Highlights perceived political hypocrisy and selective enforcement of accountability, suggesting a double standard for individuals based on their political affiliation.
Comparison of US inaction on Epstein accountability with international prosecutions and resignations.
Underscores a 'jarring hypocrisy' in the US justice system, where powerful individuals linked to Epstein face fewer consequences than their counterparts abroad, despite congressional efforts to release files.
Quotes
"There are four times that the FBI interviewed her. Only one of those interviews has been publicly released. Now, you know that if someone is being interviewed four times by the FBI, the FBI obviously took it seriously. The sex trafficking unit there took it seriously. He had three of those interviews are missing."
"The question is, why the coverup? Why what's in those three FBI interviews? What did this woman allegedly say about Donald Trump and why do we not have those documents?"
"Did the Department of Justice selectively refuse to release testimony because the allegations were against the president of the United States? I mean that is an enormous cover up if true."
"Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton have set a new president and that is that former presidents and families testify. And you can be rest assured that once we are in the majority in Congress, one of the first subpoenas is going to be to Donald Trump."
"Lutnik, who's all over the files, who lied about his relationship with Epstein, who had alleged business dealings with Epste is still sitting there as America's ambassador to the world for business. He needs to resign. He needs to behold in front of Congress."
"It's also an indictment for our country that we aren't taking the survivors more seriously."
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