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Judge Warns Trump's DOJ: JAIL Over the Epstein Files
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August 18, 2026
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1:04:39Now PlayingJudge Emmet Sullivan just told Trump's Justice Department that
its lawyers could face civil contempt — including jail time — if
they keep stonewalling on the Epstein files. His words: "That's
not a threat. That's a promise."
Cliff Schecter is joined by Kait Justice and Ellie Leonard for a
full Epstein update.
WHAT WE COVER
- Judge Sullivan's August 13 warning to DOJ attorneys in Katie
Phang's Epstein Files Transparency Act lawsuit — and why he
brought up the Ted Stevens contempt case
- The FBI's handwritten witness interview notes DOJ still refuses
to hand over
- Kait Justice on Trump's World Liberty stablecoin, the bank
charter his own regulator approved three days early, and USD1
being used to buy AI access
- Ellie Leonard on the crowdsourced document trail placing
Jeffrey Epstein at Trump Tower on November 13, 2016 — five days
after Trump won
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