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Rep. Ro Khanna demands DOJ to unveil new Epstein files, seeks FBI witness interviews

Khanna urged the Justice Department to release more Epstein-related records and criticized its disclosures.

Rep. Ro Khanna demands DOJ to unveil new Epstein files, seeks FBI witness interviews
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Rep. Ro Khanna called for the Justice Department to release additional Epstein-related records, including FBI witness interviews, after the deadline set by the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Khanna and Rep. Thomas Massie said they planned to seek Attorney General Pam Bondi’s “inherent contempt” over what they described as incomplete disclosures.

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Ro Khanna
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Representative calling for additional Epstein-related records to be released

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Attorney general whom Khanna and Massie said they intended to hold in inherent contempt

Todd Blanche
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Deputy attorney general who described the planned document releases

Thomas Massie
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Representative who joined Khanna in calling for additional records and considering contempt charges

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Khanna and Massie Prepare Contempt Action Over Epstein Files

The Justice Department released Epstein-related records in a partial, heavily redacted batch. Rep. Ro Khanna and Rep. Thomas Massie said they were preparing or considering inherent-contempt action against Attorney General Pam Bondi over the release. Left-leaning outlets frame Khanna’s push as accountability for redactions and omissions, with some questioning whether powerful people are being protected. Center outlets detail proposed congressional remedies and competing claims about legal compliance. Right-leaning outlets also stress the bipartisan push for fuller disclosure, often alongside the department’s defense.

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