Raskin Confronts Kash Patel: Why Aren’t Epstein’s Files Fully Released?

Jamie Raskin confronted FBI Director Kash Patel with a clip of Patel’s own pre-director comments — where he urged the FBI to “put on your big boy pants” and release Epstein’s files — and asked why those same files haven’t been made public now that Patel sits in the director’s chair. Patel replied that he has released what he can “lawfully” release, citing court orders and investigative limits. Raskin pressed for specifics: which court orders, what material is sealed, and why more transparency hasn’t been pursued.

This video breaks down that exchange and explains what true accountability looks like: filing motions to unseal where possible, releasing redacted witness statements (302s) that protect victims while showing investigative steps, subpoenaing outside custodians if relevant evidence sits beyond government hands, and inviting independent oversight when necessary. Survivors and the public deserve more than slogans — they deserve documented explanations and a paper trail.

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