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Epstein files: Trump, Clinton, Bill Gates in new photos

Garcia described the committee Democrats’ review of Epstein estate photos and called for the Justice Department to release its files.

Epstein files: Trump, Clinton, Bill Gates in new photos
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This article1 analysis · Oct 12, 2026
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Dec 12, 2025
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House Democrats released a batch of photos from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate that included Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, while urging the Justice Department to release its investigative files. The photos’ dates and context were not disclosed, and both parties on the House Oversight Committee disputed the Democrats’ handling of the release.

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Robert Garcia
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California representative and ranking Democrat on the House Oversight Committee

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Donald Trump
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President of the United States, pictured in photos from Epstein’s estate and asked about their release

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ALSO MENTIONED  Bill Clinton, Former president pictured in photos with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell; Larry Summers, Former Treasury secretary identified among people appearing in photos; Steve Bannon, Former Trump White House adviser pictured with Epstein

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House Democrats Release 19 Photos From Epstein’s Estate

House Democrats released photographs from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, with Robert Garcia involved in the committee Democrats’ effort to release them. Center outlets emphasize the photos and Democrats’ demand for Epstein-related files, while reporting Republican objections and uncertainty about the images’ context. Right-leaning outlets frame the release as an effort to damage Trump, foregrounding criticism of it and Garcia’s defense.

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