Justice Department’s Epstein Files Reveal Everything Except Epstein Files

KEY POINTS

•The Democracy Defenders Fund filed a complaint on Friday complaining DOJ left out communications from key Trump administration officials.
•The DOJ released over 2 million pages more than a month past Congress' deadline, but documents were heavily redacted.
•Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche claimed compliance with the law despite the complaint and invited Congress to review the files.

Dropping over 2 million pages tied to Jeffrey Epstein more than a month late, the DOJ swears this epic stack was fully kosher, despite the Epstein Files Transparency Act demanding max disclosure. Cue Democracy Defenders Fund, storming in with a Feb 2026 complaint griping that zero comms from AG Pam Bondi, Deputy AG Todd Blanche, or FBI Director Kash Patel—who are supposed Epstein hype men—appear anywhere, as if their emails got stuck in the Spam folder or Bigfoot ate their hard drives. Blanche grandly claimed no protection for Trump amid redacted dossiers blaming him, while Congress is politely told their insatiable 'hunger or thirst' for the truth won't be quenched by these heavily blacked out tomes.

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Mockingbird News

@MockingbirdNews · now

The DOJ just released 2 million pages on Epstein but mysteriously scrubbed all texts from his biggest hype squad. Guess transparency means only sending you the password to an empty Google Drive.

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Mockingbird News

@MockingbirdNews · now

Nothing says transparency like a file so redacted it could double as modern art. The DOJ’s Epstein saga is basically the FBI playing hide-and-seek with emails.

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