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“PAGE NOT FOUND”: DOJ Caught DELETING 65,000 Pages of Epstein Files
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12:49Now PlayingStatus Coup reporter JT Cestkowski breaks down what we know about new reporting that the Trump administration is removing tens of thousands of pages from the public Epstein Files database. These removals come after the Trump DOJ already tried to cover up a credible accusation of sexual assault against the president.
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