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In case you missed it in all the handwringing and chest thumping over the Bad Bunny halftime show, eight survivors of Jeffrey Epstein used a Super Bowl commercial to call out AG Pam Bondi for her lack of transparency on the Epstein files. “On November 19, 2025, the Epstein Files Transparency Act was signed into law. Three million files still have not been released,” the ad read in between headshots of different Epstein survivors, some with their mouths covered by the black “redacted” effect, implying that they’ve been silenced. ““After years of being kept apart, we’re standing together,” they said aloud, holding pictures of their younger selves. “Because this girl deserves the truth … because we all deserve the truth. “Stand with us. Tell Attorney General Pam Bondi IT’S TIME FOR THE TRUTH,” the ad concluded. This ad comes as the DOJ continues to feign ignorance regarding who or what is in the files, claiming that it has no information on the men who used Epstein’s network to abuse dozens of young women. It has also done an amateurish (or deliberately evil) job of redacting the files thus far. In the latest drop, multiple photos of naked women (perhaps teenagers) appeared unredacted while a photo of Trump was blacked out. And as the survivors’ ad noted, there are still millions of files that Bondi has yet to release, for no good reason—convincing anyone who’s been paying attention that the DOJ is participating in a cover-up. Julie Brown, the reporter who is largely responsible for putting Epstein on the public’s radar, made a critical point the other night. She referenced emails in the Epstein files that included comments like, “There are little girls, they have good bodies…” Then she asked, “To all those people, including some in our own Government, trying to minimize what Epstein was doing by saying ‘it’s not a crime to party with Epstein’ — I ask, do these countless emails referring to little girls and people recruiting girls from all over the world not trouble you? Does it not seem relevant that Epstein and his associates referred to them as ‘girls’ and not ‘women’?” Well the girls are now women. And they will not be silenced. Among a lot of noise about accountability and justice, they are the true faces of courage. P.S. the ridiculous theatre that was Ghislaine Maxwell’s non-testimony today before Congress tells us everything we need to know about her motives. If the president will only grant her clemency she’ll be happy to name names. But not until then. Send her back to real prison and then ask Pam Bondi when she’s going to do what she and the president promised we the people. Release ALL the Epstein files.