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Staunch GOP senator Thomas Massie puts Pam Bondi on blast over the Epstein case, teasing details that could shake everything

Massie says he may disclose perpetrators’ names if victims provide them and criticizes the department’s handling of the case.

Staunch GOP senator Thomas Massie puts Pam Bondi on blast over the Epstein case, teasing details that could shake everything
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This article1 analysis · Oct 10, 2026
Feb 8, 2026
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Thomas Massie says he may read out perpetrators’ names if victims provide them and criticizes the Justice Department’s handling of Epstein-case records. He argues the released material protects powerful people while exposing victims’ personal information.

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Thomas Massie
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Republican lawmaker criticizing the Justice Department’s handling of Epstein-case records

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Attorney General criticized over the department’s handling of Epstein-case records

Todd Blanche
R · Attorney General

Deputy Attorney General who addressed the press about the document release

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President described as the subject of Bondi’s loyalty and Massie’s opposition

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Thomas Massie Plans to Review Unredacted Epstein Files

Coverage agrees that Massie is pursuing a review of Epstein-related records, including unredacted or unreleased files. Left-leaning outlets frame the review as a push for accountability and stress criticism of the Justice Department’s handling of the records. Center outlets focus on Massie’s request for public input about which files to examine and add context about redactions, including that being named in the files does not establish wrongdoing.

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