People are never going to forget. The problem is, do we have any power? What do we do? You know, what do you do? You I mean, you definitely can change the way you vote. Like, if it comes up again, but the problem is this is a bipartisan issue. Bipartisan. Certainly not a hoax. If Glain Maxwell's in jail, too. She's in jail for sex trafficking. But the question is to who? Who she in who you have to be sex trafficking to someone in order to go to jail, right? So, who how does that work? Never stop asking ques ...

Legal and Political Actions - Democrats are using a rarely used law to request the Epstein files, seeking all documents related to the case while protecting victim information and removing child sexual abuse materials [2] - Senator Schumer is leading the effort to access Epstein files, but the enforcement mechanism for Democrats, being in the minority, is uncertain [2] - The House is negotiating with Maxwell's legal team for her testimony, but she has requested congressional immunity, advance questions, testimony outside of prison, and postponement until her appeals are litigated [19][20] - The House committee has responded that they will not grant congressional immunity to Maxwell [21] - The DOJ has submitted a new filing asking a court in New York to unseal the grand jury transcripts related to the Epstein case, arguing high public interest warrants the release [28][29] Presidential Involvement and Statements - The White House has restricted who can discuss Epstein with reporters, but President Trump has continued to address questions on the matter [3] - President Trump introduced new details about a falling out with Jeffrey Epstein, stating Epstein tried to hire employees, including Virginia Giuffre, from his Mar-a-Lago facility [4][5] - President Trump confirmed that Virginia Giuffre, a prominent accuser, was recruited by Maxwell at Mar-a-Lago, corroborating part of her story [10][11] - President Trump has not ruled out a pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell, asserting his presidential power to offer clemency but stating it's not the appropriate time to discuss it [15][16] Concerns and Controversies - Questions are raised about President Trump's knowledge of Epstein's activities at the time and why he considered Epstein a "creep" [11][12] - The release of prison surveillance video from the night Epstein died has raised concerns due to a missing minute and reports of the video being sped up and edited [24][25] - The Attorney General cited a video reset as the reason for the time gap in the surveillance video, but new questions arise if the missing minute isn't missing on another version of the tape [27]

Legal & Political Landscape - The Trump administration is suing the Wall Street Journal, reporters, and News Corp for libel and slander related to a story about a letter allegedly written to Jeffrey Epstein [1][2] - The Justice Department, at the president's direction, has moved to unseal grand jury transcripts from the Epstein and Maxwell investigations [2] - This marks the first time a sitting US president has sued a news organization and journalists, potentially setting a chilling precedent for freedom of the press [10][12] Public Opinion & Conspiracy Theories - The request to unseal grand jury transcripts is perceived by some as a tactic to shift blame if the transcripts are not released [9] - The Epstein case has fueled conspiracy theories, particularly within MAGA circles, alleging a cover-up by elites protecting each other [3][17][18][19] - These conspiracy theories, often originating from the far-right, contribute to a growing distrust of government and institutions [20][21] Ethical & Victim Considerations - Releasing grand jury testimony could expose victim testimony, raising concerns about privacy and the prioritization of victims' rights [14][15] - There is a call to prioritize the voices and experiences of victims of sex crimes in the discussion surrounding the Epstein case [15] Transparency & Accountability - The Trump administration's actions are seen as a way to create headlines without necessarily following through on substance [7][8] - Increased transparency is suggested as a way to address conspiracy theories and build trust in government [24]

Legal Proceedings & Transparency - The Deputy Attorney General has requested the unsealing of all grand jury transcripts related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, with redactions to protect victim identities [1][2] - The motion argues that the release is justified due to significant public interest and concern regarding the Epstein matter [3] - The motion references previous release of grand jury transcripts from a Florida prosecution related to Jeffrey Epstein, citing public concern [3] - The motion emphasizes the importance of these records in understanding a critical moment in national history, suggesting the need for transparency [4] - The motion acknowledges privacy concerns but argues they are substantially diminished due to Epstein's death, while committing to redact victim-identifying information [5] Public & Legal Opinion - Public officials, lawmakers, pundits, and ordinary citizens are deeply interested and concerned about the Epstein matter [3] - Other jurists have released grand jury transcripts after concluding that Epstein's case qualifies as a matter of public concern [3] - Some lawyers predicted that a court would not grant the motion to unseal the transcripts [5]

Legal & Regulatory - The DOJ requested a federal court to unseal grand jury transcripts related to Jeffrey Epstein [1] - This request follows criticism that government officials were hiding documents and information [1]

Legal & Regulatory - DOJ requested a federal court to unseal grand jury transcripts related to Jeffrey Epstein, following criticism of government officials hiding documents and information [1]