Release the Epstein Files and Hold DOJ in Contempt

Do your job. The Trump administration is defying a federal court order on the Epstein files, and the only reason to keep blocking their release is if someone in those files doesn't want to be found. Judge Emmet Sullivan has already ruled that the DOJ's redactions and withheld materials violate the Epstein Files Transparency Act. The Attorney General has conceded he is in violation of the law. That is contempt, full stop. The DOJ is sitting on handwritten interview notes involving allegations related to President Trump, claiming they are "substantially similar" to released documents. Judge Sullivan rejected that excuse — the law has no such exception. Blocking materials by claiming victim protection status without any supporting documentation is not a legal defense. It is a stall. Use your oversight authority to demand the unredacted files now and hold the DOJ accountable for defying the court.