Jamie Raskin DEMANDS GOP Stop Hiding Epstein Files
September 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelJamie Raskin just dropped a truth bomb in Congress, demanding Republicans stop protecting Jeffrey Epstein’s enablers and finally release the Epstein files.
While survivors of trafficking continue to demand justice, the GOP seems more interested in shielding powerful names than standing with victims. Raskin didn’t hold back — he asked the question that cuts through the noise: Who exactly are Republicans protecting?
From Deutsche Bank to modeling agencies, to political figures and institutions that looked the other way, the Epstein case was never about just one man. It’s about the systems of power that enabled him — and the people now working overtime to keep the truth buried.
Transparency shouldn’t be partisan. Accountability shouldn’t depend on who it embarrasses. If Republicans truly cared about victims, they would sign the discharge petition and let the American people see the full files.
Do you think the GOP is protecting powerful allies by blocking transparency? Drop your thoughts in the comments — and don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this video to keep the pressure on.
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