Enforce Full Epstein File Release — No More Delays, No More Redactions

Demand full enforcement of the Epstein Files Transparency Act. The law required complete public release of Epstein records within 30 days. That deadline passed. More than a year later, only about half the files have been released, and Representatives Massie and Khanna — the bill's own sponsors — accuse the Justice Department of withholding millions of records in direct violation of the law. Nobody covers up evidence that proves their innocence. The ongoing redactions, the stonewalling, and the relentless distractions from this administration point to one conclusion: the withheld files contain something damaging to people in power, potentially including the sitting president. That is not speculation — that is the logical consequence of deliberate, sustained concealment. Co-sponsor H.R. 9694, the Epstein Files Transparency Act II, and support the discharge petition Massie is circulating to force a floor vote. This bill would give survivors, state prosecutors, and members of Congress the legal standing to sue the attorney general over unlawfully withheld records. The December 19, 2025 release deadline has already been missed. Every day of delay is a day justice is denied to survivors and the public is kept in the dark. Do your job and force these files into the light.