美前副总统彭斯：公布爱泼斯坦案档案的时机已到

Core Viewpoint - Former Vice President Mike Pence has joined the call for the Trump administration to release more documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, emphasizing the need for government transparency and the protection of victims' identities [1] Group 1: Government Transparency - Pence stated that it is time for the government to disclose all investigation and prosecution files related to Jeffrey Epstein [1] - He urged the White House to enhance transparency regarding the case [1] Group 2: Epstein's Background - Jeffrey Epstein, a wealthy financier, had close ties with numerous American political and business elites [1] - Epstein was arrested on charges of sexual crimes and died in prison in August 2019, which was ruled a "suicide" [1] Group 3: Political Implications - During his presidential campaign, Trump promised to release Epstein's "client list" to expose Epstein's crimes and the truth behind his death [1] - There are speculations that the client list could indicate that Epstein was silenced due to his potential to blackmail influential figures [1]