1. United States
2. Texas
3. Letter

This is where you either do your jobs—or you expose yourselves as complicit. On January 30, 2026, materials released in connection with the Epstein files reportedly contained disturbing allegations involving the rape, abuse, and horrific mistreatment of minors. These were not vague rumors. These were explicit allegations serious enough that the Department of Justice reportedly moved with stunning speed to remove the information from public access. Within hours, it was gone. No explanation. No transparency. No accountability. That alone demands a full and immediate investigation. When allegations of child sexual abuse—especially those connected to powerful individuals—surface and are then swiftly erased by the DOJ, the public has every right to assume a cover-up is underway. The appearance of protection for the rich and powerful, at the expense of children, is intolerable in any democracy. If these allegations involve President Trump in any way, directly or indirectly, then Congress has an absolute constitutional and moral obligation to investigate—publicly, independently, and without delay. Stop protecting pedophiles. Stop protecting child abusers. Stop protecting ultra-wealthy elites who would never lift a finger for you or your constituents. Your silence is not neutrality—it is complicity. Every day you fail to act, you send a clear message that some people are above the law, that victims do not matter, and that justice in America is negotiable if you are rich enough or powerful enough. You do not get to look away because it is uncomfortable. You do not get to hide behind procedure, partisanship, or “ongoing matters.” Children were harmed. Allegations were made. Evidence was allegedly released—and then erased. Congress must immediately: • Subpoena the DOJ regarding the release and deletion of these materials • Preserve all records related to the Epstein files • Appoint an independent investigator or special counsel • Conduct public hearings so the American people can see the truth This is not about politics. This is about whether the United States will tolerate the protection of alleged child abusers at the highest levels of power. Make this madness stop. Do your jobs. Tell the truth. Protect the victims—not the predators. History is watching. And so are we.