Chuck Schumer Frustrated DOJ Won't Share Epstein Files Like Aunt’s Secret Recipes
KEY POINTS
- •Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer announced on December 22, 2025, he will introduce a resolution.
- •This resolution directs the Senate to take legal action against the Department of Justice for not releasing all Epstein files.
- •Schumer emphasized this action aims to secure full transparency from the DOJ on Jeffrey Epstein-related documents.
On Monday, December 22, 2025, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer threw down the gauntlet against the Department of Justice for missing another thrilling deadline: releasing all the dusty files on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Schumer, wielding the mighty weapon of a Senate resolution, accused the DOJ of 'blatant disregard of the law'—basically calling them file-holding slackers. Expecting full transparency (because who doesn’t?), Schumer promised Democrats will 'use every tool at our disposal' to pry the files loose. Meanwhile, the DOJ seems to treat the complete Epstein files like a Netflix show they can’t quite bring to you yet.
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Chuck Schumer’s mad because DOJ won’t share Epstein files, proving some secrets get better dusted under the rug.
When the DOJ treats crime files like your Wi-Fi password, you know transparency is on vacation.
Legal action for missing files? Sounds like Senate’s version of 'Where’s Waldo?' but with less enthusiasm.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 12/22/2025 | Author: Joseph Gedeon in Washington
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