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Today, we explore the Epstein survivors’ Super Bowl ad.
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The Big Sip
The take: The DOJ promised transparency into Epstein. Instead, it named the survivors and shielded the men.
What happened: Epstein survivors aired a Super Bowl PSA demanding AG Pam Bondi release the remaining files, days after the DOJ's January 30 document dump left dozens of victims' names and personal details on a government website.
Why it matters: The agency meant to protect victims outed at least 43 of them while successfully shielding the men who showed up in incriminating emails.
What to watch: Reps. Massie and Khanna reviewed unredacted files today and found six hidden men "likely incriminated" — expect those names on the House floor if the DOJ stalls. Meanwhile, Ghislaine Maxwell appeared virtually before the House Oversight Committee, invoked the Fifth Amendment, and her lawyer said she'd only speak if Trump grants her clemency.
The DOJ called it ".001% of all materials." 43 women might do the maths differently.
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