AG Bondi Says 'All' Epstein Files Released, 300+ Names Listed

Did the Epstein file release protect elites and revictimize survivors or deliver complete transparency and accountability?

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AG Bondi Says 'All' Epstein Files Released, 300+ Names Listed

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Above: Pam Bondi testifies before a House Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill on Feb. 11, 2026. Image credit: Roberto Schmidt/AFP/Getty Images

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Establishment-critical narrative

The Epstein file release was a catastrophic failure that protected powerful elites while revictimizing survivors. Names were illegally redacted without explanation, nearly 80% of material remains hidden, including six wealthy men's identities, yet nude photos of victims were carelessly exposed online. This selective transparency shields the corrupt while humiliating those who suffered most.

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Pro-establishment narrative

The full 3.5 million pages of Epstein files have been released with complete transparency, exposing high-profile names like Bill Clinton mentioned 1,193 times and his frequent international travel on the Lolita Express. Redactions were justified only to protect victims, not to shield anyone from embarrassment or political sensitivity, delivering real accountability.

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