Allan Lichtman
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Biggest Cover-Up Ever? Redacted Names and Missing Files
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February 11, 2026
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7:46Now PlayingA shocking new development in the Jeffrey Epstein case is raising serious questions in Washington. During testimony before Congress, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick admitted he met with Epstein after his 2008 conviction — contradicting earlier claims that ties were cut years earlier.
At the same time, members of Congress reviewing newly released Epstein documents say they found troubling redactions, including names of individuals who may have been implicated. Lawmakers are now questioning whether key information is being hidden, whether victims are being properly protected, and why millions of pages of material still haven’t been fully released.
In this clip, Sam and Allan break down:
The credibility crisis surrounding Lutnick’s testimony
What lawmakers say they found in the unredacted files
Why certain names may have been hidden
Concerns about transparency, accountability, and potential cover-ups
The ongoing controversy over delayed document releases
Is this bureaucratic incompetence… or something far more serious?
Watch the full discussion and decide for yourself.
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