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In an effort to adhere to a bipartisan mandate from Congress, the Department of Justice began releasing files related to Jeffrey Epstein on Friday. This move is in compliance with legislation passed in November, requiring full disclosure of all Epstein-related documents held by the DOJ. While the initial release of files was substantial, a smaller collection followed on Saturday.
Interestingly, these documents prominently feature former President Bill Clinton, a notable political adversary from the Democratic Party. The inclusion of Clinton’s name has drawn significant attention, particularly given his high-profile status.
A photograph of Bill Clinton, alongside Mick Jagger and an unidentified woman, was among the images released, emphasizing the former president’s presence in the files. This specific photo was sourced from the US Department of Justice, underscoring the official nature of the release.
However, the release did not come without its own share of controversy. On Saturday, it was noted that a file containing a photo of Donald Trump was conspicuously absent from the publicly available dataset. This omission has raised questions and added another layer of intrigue to the unfolding situation.
‘People are raging and walking away’
Democrat Ro Khanna, who co-authored the law requiring full disclosure, floated possible impeachment of attorney-general Pam Bondi over the failure to release the files on time.
“People are raging and walking away,” she wrote on X.
