Department released more than three million pages of documents from the Epstein files which seems like a lot of documents but it's reportedly only half of what the Justice Department actually has. Donald Trump and the Department of Justice just made it clear right now that they intend to withhold THE EPSTEIN FILE WHILE CLAIMING TO FULLY COMPLIED WITH THE LAW. This is outrageous and incredibly concerning.Now, the Oversight Committee subpoena, which we have had in place now since the summer, had directed the ...

NOW I'M KRISTEN WELKER IN WASHINGTON, WHERE WE'RE FOLLOWING BREAKING NEWS OUT OF THE WHITE HOUSE TIED TO TWO STOG FALLOUT OVER ITS IMMIGRATION CRACKDOWN, FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PREPARING FOR A TEMPORARY PARTIAL SHUTDOWN OVER ICE FUNDING. WE WILL DEVELOPMENTS IN JUST A MOMENT, BUT WE DO WANT TO BEGIN WITH THE JUST GENERAL TODD BLANCHE NOTING MILLIONS OF ADDITIONAL PAGES UNCOVERED IN DOJ'S REVIEW WERE NOT BEING WRITTEN AND INSISTING THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT MADE NO EFFORTS TO PROTECT PRESIDENT TRUMP. >> I CAN ASSUR ...

in Minneolis. He has been for days. Dave Ehrenberg and Lisa Rubin are back with me.And joining us now in this conversation, Paul Butler, a former federal prosecutor and Georgetown University law professor and Charles Coleman, former Brooklyn prosecutor, also deals with civil rights prosecution. Both are now MSNOW legal analysts. Alex, what's the latest here.Well, this opening of this civil rights investigation that Deputy A .G. Todd Blanch announced just a few moments ago is something that people here on th ...

Khanna of Calirnia. Congressman, how do you view today's announcement of the three million-plus documents that were released. Can you hear me, Congressman.Thank you. Well, look, I can. Can you hear me. Can. Yes, we can't.Well, look, I am glad that documents are being released. I'm going to be looking at whether the appropriate documents were released. What are what are we looking for.The FBI statements. We need to see whether the 302 forms are being released. That's where the survivors mention who the other ...

Good morning. We are coming on the air on a busy Friday morning with breaking news at the Justice Department. That's where Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch is holding a news conference and NBC News has learned from two senior administration officials the focus is on the Epstein files.Let's listen in. >> Responsive materials under the act. We are also releasing today a letter we are transmitting to Congress and various internal protocols associated with our review.I want to take a moment to thank the prof ...

Pushing politics aside and everyone else aside, some of the victims of Epstein have expressed frustration with the entire process. I want to give you the opportunity to speak directly to them. >> Well, I don't I don't know what you're what you're speaking to.I mean, um, if there's frustration with quote the entire process, uh, same here. I mean, you have a situation where, uh, for many many years, nobody even breathed the word about Jeffrey Epstein and then all of a sudden it was all anybody would talk abou ...

Today we are producing more than 3 million pages including more than 2,000 videos and 180,000 images. In total that means that the department produced approximately 3 and a half million pages in compliance with the act. We aired on the side of overcolcting of materials from various sources to best meure ensure maximum transparency and compliance which necessarily means that the number of responsive pages is significantly smaller than the total number of pages initially collected.The categories of documents ...

and prosecutions of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. I'm here today to talk about the department's compliance with its production obligations under the act around, I think right now and continuing throughout the day-to-day as the indexing and uploading completes, we are producing responsive materials under the act. We are also releasing today a WE ARE TRANSMITTING TO CONGRESS AND VARIOUS INTERNAL PROTOCOLS ASSOCIATED WITH OUR REVIEW.I WANT TO TAKE A MOMENT TO THANK THE PROFESSIONALS AT THE DEPARTMENT ...

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"The administration is counting on the fact that you might forget and that your attention is going elsewhere."It's been more than a month since the Department of Justice was supposed to release the Epstein files as mandated by the Epstein Files Transparency Act. The DOJ has released less than 1% of the files, while millions remain under review.MS NOW's Lisa Rubin has the latest update. MS NOW: My Source for News, Opinion, and the World. Same mission. New name. » Subscribe to MS NOW: https://www.youtube.com/ ...