US EditionWyden says Trump admin sitting on Epstein bank records: ‘They’re refusing to investigate’
UNITED STATES, JUL 21 – Senator Wyden revealed over $1.5 billion in flagged transactions linked to Epstein's sex-trafficking network, urging DOJ and banks for full transparency and reforms in financial reporting.
- On July 17, 2025, Senator Ron Wyden, ranking member of the Senate Finance Committee, accused the Trump administration of withholding a Treasury document that lists 4,725 wire transfers connected to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking operation.
- Wyden's investigation followed Epstein's 2019 death in federal custody and focuses on nearly $1.1 billion moved through one Epstein-linked bank, with concerns that information is being suppressed to protect powerful associates.
- Wyden criticized Treasury and Justice officials, including former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, for refusing to share key documents despite prior promises to release Epstein-related financial records.
- Wyden emphasized that uncovering financial transactions was central to the investigation and called on Congress to access Treasury files that could reveal money laundering and the funding behind Epstein's criminal network.
- The ongoing dispute signals continued political pressure to uncover Epstein's financial dealings, with Wyden vowing to hold officials accountable and push for transparency amid official denials and resistance.
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Saturday Report 7/19/25 — There's a special place in Hell for Franklin Graham & I'll tell you why...
Image by Pete Linforth from PixabayShare— If possible, the whole Epstein saga is getting weirder. Trump and Epstein were best buds for over a decade, according to Epstein, and Trump frequently traveled on the Lolita Express, Epstein’s private jet. Former Trump Labor Secretary Alex Acosta cut the sweetheart deal for Epstein after he was indicted for trafficking minors, and Trump’s current Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick, was Jeffrey’s nextdoor…
Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden joins chorus in calling for release of Epstein documents
Wyden urges a ‘follow the money’ approach around the disgraced financier. “The Trump administration may be closing the books on Epstein’s sex trafficking, but I am not ready to give up. Far from it,” the Oregon senator said in a statement earlier this week.
‘4,000 Potential Lines of Investigation’: Top Democrat Claims Trump Admin Is Sitting On Key Epstein Evidence
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR), the top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, revealed this week that the Treasury Department has records of thousands of wire transfers related to Jeffrey Epstein. Wyden discussed the revelation in a Thursday floor speech, saying, “Last year, the Biden administration allowed our investigators to look at portions of the file. We did that at the Treasury building. Here is what it says. Treasury’s Epstein file details, M…
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