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Democratic Congressmember Ro Khanna has called for Congress to investigate associates of Jeffrey Epstein named in the files and for the full release of the remaining documents. This comes as Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the review of Epstein files is over and that no further prosecutions are expected. Blanche, who was formerly President Trump's personal lawyer, told Fox News that "it isn't a crime to party with Mr. Epstein."
He also comments on Trump's multimillion-dollar cryptocurrency deal with the United Arab Emirates and the administration's ICE-led crackdown on immigrants and protesters. "We really need a new moral vision in this country. I mean, the decline in ethics and transparency has eroded public trust," Khanna says.
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Powerful elites emailed Epstein asking to visit island
DOJ redactions protected criminals instead of victims
DOJ protected Trump and elites while exposing victims
Epstein associates knowingly attended parties with raped girls
American elite lacks morality and accountability
FBI ignored 1996 complaint, enabling thousands of victims
DOJ protected Epstein co-conspirators by withholding charges
Trump and Gates must testify about Epstein connections
Trump violated emoluments clause with UAE cryptocurrency deal
UAE deal threatens US chip technology security
Decline in ethics and transparency eroded public trust
ICE is killing American citizens and must be abolished
ICE violates constitutional rights of citizens in Minnesota
ICE lacks accountability to human rights and constitutional law
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