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Pam Bondi Says All Jeffrey Epstein Files Have Been Released

Massie said redactions and removed documents showed that the Justice Department’s work on releasing the files was not finished.

Pam Bondi Says All Jeffrey Epstein Files Have Been Released
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This article1 analysis · Oct 10, 2026
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Attorney General Pam Bondi told Congress that the Justice Department had released all Epstein-related files required by law. Rep. Thomas Massie disputed that account, citing redactions and documents he said had been removed from review.

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Thomas Massie
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Representative criticizing the Justice Department’s release of the Epstein files

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Attorney General whose letter said the Justice Department had released the required Epstein files

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Donald Trump
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President named in Bondi’s list of people referenced in the released materials

Ro Khanna
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Representative who co-wrote the Epstein Files Transparency Act with Massie

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Thomas Massie Challenges DOJ's Epstein Records Disclosure

Thomas Massie challenged the Justice Department's handling of Epstein-related records, while officials defended the disclosure process. Coverage describes disagreement over what had been released and whether more material was needed. Left-leaning outlets focus on Massie's claim that Deputy FBI Director Todd Blanche had seen his warning about potentially unrelated names, treating it as a response to criticism of lawmakers. Center outlets pair Bondi's claim that all legally required files were released with Massie's objections to redactions and removed documents. Right-leaning outlets split: one presents Massie as challenging withheld records, while the other portrays his disclosure push as manufactured controversy harmful to privacy.

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