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'One of the greatest cover-ups in American history': Nancy Mace tells Piers Morgan he'd be 'shocked' by names in the Epstein files

Mace accused the Justice Department of concealing names in the Epstein files and failing to pursue alleged co-conspirators.

'One of the greatest cover-ups in American history': Nancy Mace tells Piers Morgan he'd be 'shocked' by names in the Epstein files
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Representative Nancy Mace accused the Justice Department of concealing significant names in the Epstein files and failing to pursue alleged co-conspirators. Her comments came amid bipartisan criticism of redactions and congressional access to unredacted files.

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Nancy Mace
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South Carolina representative criticizing the Justice Department's handling of the Epstein files

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Attorney General who appeared before the House Judiciary Committee

Donald Trump
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Thomas Massie
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Kentucky representative who reviewed the files

Jamie Raskin
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Maryland representative who reviewed the files

Ro Khanna
D · CA-17

California representative who reviewed the files

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Nancy Mace Reviews Unredacted Jeffrey Epstein Files

The coverage reports that Rep. Nancy Mace reviewed Epstein-related files and is seeking further information about them. Center outlets frame the review as a push for more disclosure and scrutiny, varying in emphasis among her plans for testimony and records, a proposed task force, a request for an unredacted memorandum, and her concern that lawmakers may be monitored.

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