'Everything should be released': Raskin calls making Epstein files public

Epstein Files Release Demand - A group of 16 House Judiciary Committee Democrats, led by Congressman Jamie Raskin, urged Attorney General Pam Bondi to release Justice Department files mentioning Donald Trump related to Jeffrey Epstein [1] - The call for the release of Epstein files has been consistent, dating back to the Biden administration [2] - Multiple individuals, including Donald Trump, JD Vance, Dan Bonino, the FBI director, Cash Patel, and the attorney general, have publicly stated the information is of public interest and should be accessible [4] - The public believes a client list exists related to Epstein's activities [9] Potential Implications and Motivations - There are two possibilities: either Donald Trump and others are implicated and attempting a cover-up, or the initial claims were propaganda [4] - The delay in releasing the files raises suspicions of a cover-up [20] - Donald Trump may be withholding the information for coercive leverage against others [13] Call for Transparency and Investigation - Congressman Raskin plans to request Chairman Jordan to subpoena the attorney general, Dan Bonino, and Cash Patel to testify [14] - The demand is for the release of unfiltered, unredacted, and uncensored information [17] - The missing minute from the tape is a point of concern [12][17]