US EditionTrump’s DOJ has released just 2% of the Epstein files, report claims
The DOJ released only 2 percent of Epstein-related files, including a 130-name list with many redactions, raising concerns about full compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
- On Saturday, the Department of Justice released 300 gigabytes, roughly 2 percent of the Epstein files, and Attorney General Pam Bondi sent a six‑page letter to Congress listing 130 names.
- Last December, Congress mandated disclosure under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, but internal investigator emails showed 20–40 terabytes expected and the DOJ published material weeks later after the December 19 deadline.
- The list includes dead celebrities Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe and known associates like President Donald Trump, who appears more than 38,000 times and is flagged in over 5,300 files.
- Lawmakers reacted, saying Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche asserted the department had released 'all records,' but critics claimed redactions were improper and less‑redacted files were viewed last week.
- Critics note the move appears to placate critics while the DOJ has yet to release all six million files, amid political backlash and a February 16, 2026 carnival float referencing Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe.
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Only a fraction of the Epstein files have been published, although Congress demanded transparency. A US analyst now accuses the Trump administration of using the issue in the election campaign and deliberately blocking it later.
Trump’s DOJ ‘has released only 2pc of data held in Epstein files’
Even after millions of pages have been released and hundreds of high-profile figures have been named – including Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe – the overwhelming majority of the Department of Justice’s files on Jeffrey Epstein still remain unpublished, according to a new report.
Analyst flags ‘the worst part’ of the Trump admin’s Epstein files releases
A progressive analyst flagged “the worst part” of how the Trump administrationhas handled the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files in a new podcast episode on Monday night. Last December, Congress overwhelmingly passed a law requiring the Trump administration to release all Epstein-related files in its possession. However, the administration has only released approximately 2% of the files it has. At the same time, Attorney General Pam Bondi has …
Analyst flags 'the worst part' of the Trump admin's Epstein files releases
A progressive analyst flagged "the worst part" of how the Trump administration has handled the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files in a new podcast episode on Monday night. Last December, Congress overwhelmingly passed a law requiring the Trump administration to release all Epstein-related files in its possession. However, the administration has only released approximately 2% of the files it has. At the same time, Attorney General Pam Bondi has…
Alex Jones At Wits' End With Trump's 'Dirty' DOJ: 'I've Had It!'
MAGA broadcaster Alex Jones expressed frustration after insisting that Attorney General Pam Bondi's Department of Justice was wrong to claim that it had released all documents required by the Epstein Files Transparency Act. "Now it's the big, massive top story, Saturday and Sunday, that people reading these files think maybe that's the case," Jones explained on his Monday show. "Again, you heard Bondi, oh, there's hundreds of victims with Epste…
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