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9:01Now PlayingRep. Ted Lieu pressed FBI Director Kash Patel in a tense exchange over evidence seized from Jeffrey Epstein’s Manhattan home — including claims about a safe full of disturbing photographs and tapes by author Michael Wolff. Patel repeatedly stopped short of answering whether any photos show Donald Trump with underage girls and could not confirm whether the FBI has interviewed Wolff or subpoenaed Epstein estate records.
Lieu pushed the obvious: if critical evidence exists outside of public records, why hasn’t the FBI demanded it? Patel answered with disclaimers and technicalities, but those legal evasions don’t satisfy the public’s demand for transparency or survivors’ demands for accountability. This is about more than headlines — it’s about whether the FBI will pursue all available leads and whether powerful people will be treated like everyone else under the law.
In this breakdown we:
• Show the key moments from Lieu’s questioning.
• Explain why subpoenas matter and what the FBI can — and should — do.
• Walk through what unanswered evidence means for accountability.
If you want a deep-dive into the public records and what the estate has released so far, say the word and we’ll pull the documents apart on camera. Don’t accept evasions — demand answers.
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