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US NEWS LIVE | Kash Patel’s Epstein Video Sparks Explosive Outburst in Congressional Hearing
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23:31:44Now PlayingDay two of the House Judiciary Committee's September 2025 hearing turned explosive when FBI Director Kash Patel faced a grilling over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein's black book. Congresswoman Ms. Lofgren demanded the full video be played as she questioned Patel on alleged efforts to redact President Donald Trump's name from Epstein-related documents. Reports referenced by multiple outlets suggested hundreds—possibly thousands—of FBI personnel may have been diverted to review 100,000 Epstein files, allegedly flagging and scrubbing references to high-profile individuals, including Trump. Patel rejected the claim as inaccurate, repeatedly refusing to confirm how many times Trump appeared in the records, even as concerns grew over national security resources being redirected. Tensions peaked as Lofgren called the move "shocking," questioning FBI priorities amid crime, terrorism and trafficking cases. A fiery exchange, an unanswered question, and a country still waiting for the black book to be fully opened.
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