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Ro Khanna reveals new names From Epstein Files: But who is still being protected?
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2:57Now PlayingRep. Ro Khanna says he and Rep. Thomas Massie went to the Department of Justice to review the so-called unredacted Epstein files and found that roughly 70 to 80% of the files were still redacted.
Khanna says they also found six wealthy and powerful men whose names had been hidden for no apparent reason until he and Massie raised the issue. (Their names are revealed in this video!)
But the larger question is not just about redactions. It is about whether America has two systems of justice: one for ordinary people, and another for the rich, powerful, and politically connected.
Survivors have waited long enough. Justice cannot mean one set of rules for the powerful and another for everyone else.
#EpsteinFiles #RoKhanna #ThomasMassie #EpsteinSurvivors #accountability #Congress #DOJInvestigation #JusticeForVictims #twotiersofjustice #inequalitywatch #LesWexner #StandWithSurvivors #HumanTraffickers
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