1. United States
2. Texas
3. Letter

I demand your support for the immediate release of all Jeffrey Epstein investigation files. President Trump's declaration that the Justice Department has "done its job" after releasing only 33,000 of 100,000 pages represents a betrayal of the victims. Trump must immediately stop calling Epstein investigations a "hoax." When victims testified on Capitol Hill this week, Trump dismissed them as a "Democrat hoax that never ends." This is unacceptable and insulting to survivors. Something isn't a hoax simply because Trump doesn't like it or because it might implicate him. The abuse was real. The victims deserve respect, not presidential mockery and lies. The facts show Trump's resistance to transparency. The White House warned Republicans that supporting full disclosure would be "viewed as a very hostile act to the administration." This comes despite bipartisan Congressional demands from Republicans including Reps. Massie, Boebert, Greene, and Mace. Documents released Monday show Trump's documented connections to Epstein, including a birthday letter bearing his name. Victim Chauntae Davies testified that Epstein's "biggest brag forever was that he was very good friends with Donald Trump." Congress must demand complete transparency immediately. I urge you to support Rep. Massie and Rep. Khanna's discharge petition for full release of all Epstein files. Victims deserve justice. Taxpayers deserve truth. No one is above accountability.