Marc Lamont Hill RIPS DOJ Over Epstein Files Delay: “Somebody’s Lying… And It Shows”
November 21, 2025
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as posted by the channelThe Justice Department says it may finally release long-hidden Jeffrey Epstein files, but Marc Lamont Hill breaks down why the thirty-day delay already smells like a cover-up. And why Trump’s shifting story keeps raising new questions.
In this excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Hill unpacks Attorney General Pam Bondi’s claim of “new information” and a “new investigation” just as Congress forces the Trump administration toward transparency. Hill explains how the files could expose who knew what, including Trump’s evolving relationship with Epstein, and why both MAGA loyalists and critics think the government has been protecting powerful men for years.
He also digs into why redactions, carve-outs, and political games make this moment bigger than Trump, bigger than Epstein, and bigger than party lines. As Hill puts it: rich, powerful men protect each other, and the public deserves the truth.
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