Massie SLAMS Trump DOJ Over Epstein Files Cover-Up: “This Violates the Law — We’re Ready to Act
January 10, 2026
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8:19Now PlayingMassie SLAMS Trump DOJ Over Epstein Files Cover-Up: “This Violates the Law — We’re Ready to Act
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as posted by the channelCongressman Thomas Massie is sounding the alarm — and this time, the message is unmistakable. Deadlines have passed, documents remain hidden, and the Trump-led DOJ still has not fully released the Epstein files as required under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Massie breaks down exactly what Congress asked for, what has been withheld, and why the Department of Justice is now at risk of being found in contempt of Congress.
This commentary explains the broader stakes behind the dispute: the limits of executive power, the role of congressional oversight, and why transparency matters not just for accountability, but for public trust in institutions. We examine Massie’s warning, the legal tools available to Congress, and why the refusal to release key records — including FBI 302 forms and internal prosecutorial decisions — has become a major flashpoint.
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